Changzhou Hawd Flooring Co., Ltd. must continue posting cash deposits of 3.30 percent on its entries of Chinese multilayered hardwood flooring, the Court of International Trade affirmed July 6 (Changzhou Hawd Flooring Co. v. United States, 2015 BL 214848, Ct. Int’l Trade, 12-00020, 7/6/15).
Judge Donald C. Pogue ruled that the Commerce Department reasonably set this temporary cash deposit rate on Changzhou Hawd’s entries while the company awaits the results of the latest antidumping administrative review, which will determine Changzhou’s actual assessed duty rate.
The final results of that review are due by July 8.
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