USITC Seeks Comments on Foundry Coke Import Complaint
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The U.S. International Trade Commission is opening a public comment period after receiving a complaint about imported foundry coke. The complaint, filed by SunCoke Technology and Development LLC and Jewell Coke Company L.P., alleges that several European companies violated U.S. trade rules through the import and sale of certain foundry coke in the United States. The notice mainly affects the named companies, U.S. importers and buyers of foundry coke, and other industry participants. Interested parties can submit comments on whether the requested remedies, including an exclusion order, cease and desist orders, and a bond during the review period, would affect the public interest.
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Key Changes
- USITC has received a Section 337 complaint concerning imports and sales of certain foundry coke.
- The Commission is inviting public-interest comments from respondents, interested parties, the public, and government agencies.
- The complainants are seeking import restrictions, cease and desist orders, and a bond on the allegedly infringing goods during the Presidential review period.