The U.S. antidumping duty margin on certain entries of crawfish meat from China will remain unchanged, after a federal trade court approved of the Commerce Department’s approach to valuing factors of production.
The U.S. maintains antidumping duties on imports from China of freshwater crawfish tail meat. Commerce conducted a periodic duty review covering subject imports that entered the U.S. between September 2017 and August 2018.
The department calculated a dumping margin and corresponding duty rate of 7.92% for crawfish produced by Nanjing Gemsen International Trade Co., and 0% for the other mandatory respondent, Hubei Qianjiang Huashan Aquatic Food and Product ...
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