U.S. Continues Antidumping Duties on Frozen Fish Fillets from Vietnam
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The notice keeps U.S. antidumping duties in place on certain frozen pangasius fish fillets from Vietnam. Commerce and the International Trade Commission found that ending the order would likely bring back dumping and harm U.S. producers. Importers, Vietnamese exporters, seafood distributors, and U.S. buyers should expect the existing duty order to continue from June 24, 2026. Companies sourcing covered frozen fillets should keep pricing, customs entries, and supplier contracts aligned with the ongoing duty exposure.
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Key Changes
- Continues the antidumping duty order on certain frozen fish fillets from Vietnam
- Confirms that removing the order would likely lead to renewed dumping and injury to U.S. industry
- Applies to covered frozen pangasius fillets, including regular, shank, strip, breaded, or marinated forms
Obligations
What this law requires
Continue treating covered frozen pangasius fish fillets from Vietnam as subject to the existing U.S. antidumping duty order for imports on or after June 24, 2026.
Keep pricing, customs entry planning, and supplier contracts aligned with the continuing antidumping duty exposure for covered frozen fish fillets from Vietnam.