Commerce Amends Antidumping Results for Xanthan Gum From China After Court Ruling
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This notice changes the antidumping duty review results for xanthan gum imported from China for the July 2020 to June 2021 review period. The change follows a U.S. Court of International Trade ruling that upheld Commerce’s revised analysis after earlier findings were sent back for review. The practical effect is that Commerce is amending the dumping margin assigned to Fufeng and Meihua-related companies. Importers, exporters, and buyers of Chinese xanthan gum should check whether the revised margin changes duty exposure, cash deposits, or past entries tied to this review period.
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Key Changes
- Amends the final antidumping review results for xanthan gum from China covering July 2020 through June 2021
- Changes the dumping margin assigned to Fufeng and Meihua-related companies after a court ruling
- Signals that importers may need to reassess duty exposure for entries tied to the reviewed period
Obligations
What this law requires
Importers of xanthan gum from China covered by the July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021 antidumping duty review should reassess duty exposure for entries associated with Fufeng and Meihua companies in light of Commerce’s amended dumping margin.
Exporters and buyers dealing with xanthan gum produced or exported by Fufeng or Meihua-related companies should verify whether the amended final results affect applicable antidumping duty treatment for the 2020-2021 review period.