Commerce finalized AD reviews and AD/CVD determinations for softwood lumber from Canada, steel nails from Taiwan, forged steel fluid end blocks from Italy, high-purity dissolving pulp from Norway and Brazil, and truck bed covers from China. The results include updated dumping margins and subsidy rates, with some cases still awaiting final injury findings before duty orders can be issued.
The Federal Maritime Commission proposes a $200,000 fee each time a Spanish-flagged vessel enters a U.S. port from a foreign port. The commission is also proposing import restrictions on selected Spanish goods: olive oil and other fats, cosmetics and perfumes, ceramics, stone products, and sugar and confectionery. These measures respond to Spain’s denial of port access to U.S.-flagged vessels, which the FMC says has disrupted shipping.
Commerce issued guidance to CBP on assessing U.S. content in USMCA-eligible products from Canada and Mexico. The guidance defines U.S. content as the value attributable to qualifying U.S.-origin parts and, where not already accounted for, U.S.-melted and poured steel, U.S.-smelted and cast aluminum, and U.S.-smelted and cast copper for tariff implementation under Proclamation 11032.
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