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Antidumping
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International Law Prof Blog
WTO: Canada Asks for Consultations With China on Antidumping Duties
Canada notified the World Trade Organization Secretariat this week that it has requested consultations with China with respect to Chinese anti-dumping duties levied on imports of cellulose pulp from Canada.…
Focus on Regulation
Federal Circuit Decides to Continue De Novo Review of Antidumping and Countervailing Duties Decisions (NSK Corp. v. USITC)
By Craig Lewis, Jonathan Stoel, Samantha Sewall
On October 25, 2013, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit declined to adopt a new rule by which it would give deference to Court of International…
Focus on Regulation
U.S. Department of Commerce Changes Policy to Include More Small Companies in Antidumping Administrative Reviews
By Craig Lewis, Jonathan T. Stoel, Wes Carrington
In a major shift in policy, the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) is changing its practice regarding the selection of respondents in a particular type of antidumping duty proceeding known…
International Law Prof Blog
EU Settles Trade Dispute with China Over Solar Panels
In June, we reported (here) on a trade dispute between the European Union and China pursuant to which the EU imposed antidumping duties on solar panels from China over concerns that…
International Law Prof Blog
WTO DSB Establishes Panel to Examine China’s AD Duties on Steel from Japan
The World Trade Organization (WTO) Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) has announced the establishment of a dispute resolution panel at the request of Japan to examine certain antidumping duties imposed by…
Canada-U.S. Blog
What Should You Do When You Hear A Rumour About An Antidumping Case
Sometimes the rumour mill churns news about a potential anti-dumping and/or countervailing duty case before it is officially initiated by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). Importers and exporters ask…
Canada-U.S. Blog
What Happened With My Continuous Bond?
By Su Ross
Originally published by the Journal of Commerce in June 2012. One of the surety companies, which is a major player in the Customs bond market, recently sent a general notice…
International Law Prof Blog
US Files WTO Dispute Against China Over Cars
Earlier today, the United States formally filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO) alleging that China is violating its WTO obligations with respect to its imposition of antidumping…
International Law Prof Blog
US Focus of WTO DSB Meeting
At its meeting earlier this week, the Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) of the World Trade Organization (WTO) dealt with three matters involving the United States. First, the DSB adopted the…
International Law Prof Blog
Despite worldwide recession, WTO dumping cases on decline
Yesterday, the Director General of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Pascal Lamy, reported the surprising news that antidumping actions have declined from 213 in 2008 to 153 in 2011. This…