Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Canada Issue AD/CV Actions on Chinese Imports
Mexico, Argentina, Peru and Canada recently announced antidumping and countervailing duty actions and decisions on certain products from mainland China, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council reported Aug. 11.
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Mexico renewed its AD order on certain Chinese seamless steel pipe for another five years, the report said. The merchandise will face a duty of $1,252 per metric ton.
Argentina recently issued a preliminary determination that China is dumping certain vacuum cleaners with a built-in electric motor, HKTDC said. The imports will face a 78.51% AD rate for a four-month period. Argentina also renewed an AD order on certain Chinese automotive radiators, which will continue to face a 187.46% duty rate, and launched a sunset review of its AD order on certain Chinese “high speed steel straight hand saw blades.”
Peru ended its safeguard investigation on certain “apparel and made‑up textiles” from “all sources,” HKTDC said. The country won’t impose any duties on the items.
Canada renewed its AD and CVD orders on certain Chinese “welded large diameter carbon and alloy steel line pipe” for another five years, the report said. The duty orders include certain exclusions.