CAFC Issues Mandate in Appeal on Critical Circumstances Finding on Vietnamese Honey
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Dec. 8 issued its mandate in an appeal concerning the International Trade Commission's critical circumstances finding that a surge of imports of Vietnamese raw honey from after the date the…
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antidumping duty petition was filed was likely to undermine the remedial purpose of the AD order on the honey. In October, the court said the ITC doesn't have to identify whether a surge of imports subject to AD duties has an adverse impact on the time period after which the final AD order is issued to make a critical circumstances finding (see 2510150032) (Sweet Harvest Foods v. United States, Fed. Cir. # 24-1371, -1370).