CIT Sends Back CBP's Determination Against Evasion of AD Duties on Shrimp From India
The Court of International Trade in a May 23 opinion sent back the CBP's position that Minh Phu Seafood Joint Stock Co. didn't evade the antidumping duties on frozen warmwater shrimp from India. Judge Claire Kelly ruled that a remand…
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is needed since CBP didn't review the entire record in the Enforce and Protect Act case and that it is unclear how CBP enforced compliance with the need to provide public summaries of confidential information. Kelly also denied defendant-intervenors Minh Phu's and MSeafood Corp.'s motion for supplemental briefing which argued that it only became aware of deficiencies in the record at oral argument.