US Has Until August to Change Antidumping Duty 'China-Wide' Policy, WTO Says
The U.S. has until Aug. 22, 2018, to come into compliance with a recent World Trade Organization decision against certain procedures in Commerce Department antidumping duty cases against China, it said in a recent news release. A WTO arbitrator set…
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the deadline for implementation of the WTO Appellate Body ruling, which found the U.S. policy of grouping all Chinese companies that don’t apply for a “separate rate” and demonstrate independence from Chinese government control into a single China-wide entity with a single rate violates WTO rules (see 1610190037 and 1705150005).