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Antidumping Petition
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Antidumping Petition
A request by an American industry to the appropriate government agency requesting an investigation into potential dumping. Dumping is the act of exporting a good to a foreign country to capitalize on the price difference. This can cause harm to the domestic industry, especially in the short term. An antidumping petition starts an investigation that could result in the imposition of an antidumping duty to counterbalance the dumping.
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Antidumping petitions against the three countries were filed on November 10, 2005 and the Commerce Department initiated the investigations on November 30, 2005, citing alleged antidumping duty margins of 321.
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