CIT Decision Could Result in Revived AD/CV Duties on Hardwood Plywood From China
The Court of International Trade recently ordered the International Trade Commission to reconsider its 2013 finding that dumped and illegally subsidized imports of hardwood plywood from China do not injure U.S. domestic industry, in a decision publicly released on June…
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24 (here). The court’s order could eventually result in the resumption of antidumping and countervailing duty investigations on hardwood plywood from China and the eventual imposition of duties, after the ITC had brought the investigations to a close with no duties imposed with its final negative injury determination (see 13110524). The court ruled that the ITC failed to take certain factors into account when finding no material injury or threat of material injury. The commission’s remand results are due Sept. 8.