Canada, Mexico, Argentina Issue AD/CVD Actions on Chinese Imports
Canada, Mexico and Argentina recently announced antidumping duty and countervailing duty actions and decisions on certain products from mainland China, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council reported April 26. Canada recently announced the impending expiration of its AD and CVD orders on certain Chinese fabricated industrial steel components, HKTDC said. Canada didn’t receive any submissions in support of the expiry review or the continuation of the measures, the report, and they are expected to expire May 24.
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Mexico recently renewed its AD orders on certain Chinese hot-rolled steel products in coils for five years, HKTDC said. Imports of the merchandise will continue to face an antidumping duty of $335.60 per metric tonne on products from Tangshan Iron and Steel Group, or $354.92 per metric tonne from “all others.”
Argentina recently determined certain tape measures produced and exported by India’s New Wave Industries or FMI Limited and imported into Argentina by Renos SRL or Proctec Asociados SRL, which HKTDC said were declared as originating in India, aren’t circumventing an AD order on China goods. The country also said certain ceramic tableware exported by Indonesia’s PT Indo Porcelain and imported into Argentina by Falabella S.A., which HKTDC said was declared as originating in Indonesia, is circumventing an AD order on China.