U.S. Finalizes Antidumping Review on Preserved Mushrooms From Poland
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The notice confirms that Okechamp, the only Polish producer or exporter covered by this review, sold certain preserved mushrooms in the U.S. at below normal value during the review period from November 3, 2022, to April 30, 2024. This matters for importers, distributors, and buyers of Polish preserved mushrooms because Commerce’s final result supports antidumping duty assessments on covered entries. Companies importing these products should review their customs exposure, pricing, and sourcing plans.
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Key Changes
- Commerce finalized its finding that Okechamp sold covered preserved mushrooms below normal value in the U.S.
- Covered entries from the review period may be assessed antidumping duties.
- Importers of Polish preserved mushrooms should review customs liability and future sourcing decisions.
Affected Parties
U.S. importers of Polish preserved mushroomsOkechamp and related exporters+1 more…
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