Thailand Frozen Shrimp: Commerce Finds No Subsidization, Will Refund CV Cash Deposits
The Commerce Department found no countervailable subsidies for exporters of frozen warmwater shrimp from Thailand (C-549-828) in its final determination, and so will refund CV cash deposits and that were collected following the agency's June 4 preliminary determination. The preliminary determination had found CV rates of zero to 2.09 percent for exporters of subject merchandise. As a result of this negative final determination, Commerce is terminating this CV duty investigation.
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(Note: An antidumping duty order on Thai frozen shrimp remains in place, so liquidation for entries subject to this investigation may still be suspended for AD duty purposes.)
(The period of investigation is 01/01/11 -- 12/31/11. See Commerce's notice for more information, including the scope of the order (unchanged since the preliminary determination), etc. See 13060320 for summary of the preliminary affirmative determination of this investigation.)
(See 13081402 for summary of Commerce fact sheet on this final determination.)
AD/CVD Operations contact -- Myrna Lobo (202) 482-2371
(Federal Register 08/19/13)