Commerce to Require AD Duties on Aluminum Extrusions From 13 Countries and China
The Commerce Department will soon suspend liquidation and impose antidumping duty cash deposit requirements on imports of aluminum extrusions from Colombia, Ecuador, India, Italy, Malaysia, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates and Vietnam, and will also require AD cash deposits on aluminum extrusions from Indonesia, Mexico and Turkey, as well as on additional types of aluminum extrusions from China, it said in a fact sheet issued May 2 announcing its preliminary determinations in the AD investigations.
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Commerce set AD rates ranging from 4.91% to 376.85% for China (zero to 365.19% as adjusted for cash deposit purposes); 8.85% to 34.47% for Colombian exporters; 17.23% to 51.2% for Ecuadorian exporters; 3.44% to 39.05% for Indian exporters; 5.66% to 112.21% for Indonesian exporters (5.65% to 112.21% as adjusted for cash deposit purposes); zero to 41.67% for Italian exporters; zero to 27.51% for Malaysian exporters; 9.18% to 82.03% for Mexican exporters; zero to 43.56% for Korean exporters; zero to 67.86% for Taiwanese exporters; 2.02% to 4.04% for Thai exporters; 45.41% to 605.72% for Turkish exporters (45.41% to 594.55% as adjusted for cash deposit purposes); 9.13% to 42.29% for Emirati exporters; and 2.85% to 41.84% for Vietnamese exporters.
AD suspension of liquidation and cash deposit requirements will take effect for entries on or after the date of publication of the preliminary determinations in the Federal Register, which should occur in the coming days. Liquidation for China, Indonesia, Mexico and Turkey is already suspended and countervailing duty cash deposit requirements are in effect under a preliminary CVD determination issued in March (see 2403080041). International Trade Today will have more details when Commerce publishes its preliminary determination.