23 JUNE 2016Aluminum Extruders Council
ITA rescinds DOC's request for Chinese extruders
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<p>The International Trade Administration (ITA), last week, rescinded the Department of Commerce’s (DOC) request to 124 Chinese extruders to participate in the 2014 Administrative Review. One of the companies which were reached out by the DOC was Zhongwang.<br /><br /> The action was customary and a routine process by the DOC. Every year it sends notices and requests to Chinese extruders inviting them to participate in that year’s administrative review. All of those that do not respond to that invitation (or respond in the negative) will have that offer rescinded by a certain date as a matter of protocol. For the DOC this is their way of closing the books on which companies are reviewed.<br /><br /> It has no bearing on circumvention or scope cases.<br /><br /> The DOC announced its preliminary rates for the afoesaid review. The countervailing duty (CVD) rates are staying at 20 per cent and the anti-dumping duty (AD) rates have been maintained at 86 per cent. To note, this is the preliminary result. The DOC’s final numbers will be out in late December this year.<br /><br /></p>
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