Advance Notice of June 2026 Sunset Reviews for U.S. Trade Duty Orders
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Gives advance notice that the Commerce Department plans to start five-year reviews in June 2026 for several U.S. trade duty orders. The reviews cover products including steel plate, melamine, potassium phosphate salts, walk-behind lawn mowers, methionine, and passenger vehicle and light truck tires from China, France, Japan, Korea, Russia, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand, Ukraine, Vietnam, and other listed sources. Importers, foreign producers, U.S. manufacturers, and trade compliance teams should check whether their products are listed. Parties that want to take part should be ready to contact Commerce after the official June 2026 initiation notice, file through ACCESS, and meet the 10-day, 15-day, and 30-day participation and comment deadlines.
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Key Changes
- Announces the trade duty orders scheduled for five-year sunset reviews starting in June 2026.
- Identifies affected product-country combinations, including steel plate, melamine, phosphate salts, lawn mowers, methionine, and vehicle tires.
- Reminds interested parties to use Commerce's ACCESS system and prepare for participation and comment deadlines after the official initiation notice.
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested parties seeking recognition in a June 2026 sunset review should contact Commerce in writing so Commerce can prepare the service list for the proceeding.
A domestic industry member that wants a sunset review to continue must file a Notice of Intent to Participate with Commerce.
Any interested party wishing to participate in a sunset review must submit substantive comments responding to the notice of initiation.
Electronically filed documents must be submitted through Commerce’s ACCESS system and must be received successfully in their entirety by the filing deadline.
Parties filing documents in the sunset reviews must comply with Commerce’s document service requirements in 19 CFR 351.303(f), as amended.