Mexico and Turkey Rebar: AD/CVD Investigations to Continue After ITC Finds Prelim Injury
The International Trade Commission voted on Nov. 1 to continue the antidumping and countervailing duty investigations on steel concrete reinforcing bar from Mexico and Turkey, finding a “reasonable indication” of harm to U.S. industry in its preliminary injury vote. The…
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ITC voted unanimously that Turkish rebar exports are hurting U.S. producers, and 3-1 that Mexican exports are having a negative effect. A domestic coalition asked for AD and CV duties on Turkish and Mexican rebar in September (see 13090614). The Commerce Department will next issue its preliminary determination, at which point AD and CV duty cash deposit requirements will come into effect if the agency finds dumping or illegal subsidization.