U.S. Keeps Trade Duties on Commodity Matchbooks From India
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The U.S. will keep antidumping and countervailing duty orders on commodity matchbooks from India in place. The International Trade Commission found that ending those duties would likely harm U.S. producers again within a foreseeable period. The notice mainly affects importers, Indian exporters, and U.S. manufacturers of commodity matchbooks. Businesses importing these products should continue to account for the existing duty exposure and related compliance requirements.
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Key Changes
- Keeps existing antidumping duties on commodity matchbooks from India in place
- Keeps existing countervailing duties on commodity matchbooks from India in place
- Confirms that ending the duties would likely lead to renewed injury for U.S. producers
Obligations
What this law requires
Importers of commodity matchbooks from India must continue to treat the existing antidumping and countervailing duty orders as remaining in effect for covered imports.