Antidumping Duty Order

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Antidumping Duty Order

An order by a government agency imposing or expanding an antidumping duty on an import thought to be priced unfairly low.
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Six days later, the Department of Commerce published the anti-dumping duty orders on shrimp from Thailand, India, Vietnam, China, Ecuador and Brazil.
Impact of 'shrimp dumping' tariffs will be felt by importers, but managed; a look at what lies ahead in the $6 billion USA shrimp market, where annual consumption tops a billion tons. Regardless of artificially higher prices, 2005 should be a record year for imports
The case then shifts back to the International Trade Commission for final determinations on whether or not injury has occurred before final anti-dumping duty orders can be issued.
ITC Makes Unanimous Affirmative Injury Determination in Plate Dumping Case
The anti-dumping case against stainless steel pipe from Malaysia follows closely on the heels of anti-dumping duty orders issued against welded stainless steel pipe from Korea and Taiwan in December 1992.
ITC FINDS LIKELY INJURY FROM MALAYSIAN STAINLESS STEEL PIPE
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