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US initiates AD/CVD reviews for March anniversary orders

The U.S. Department of Commerce has initiated administrative reviews of antidumping and countervailing duty orders with March anniversary dates, following standard regulatory procedure. These periodic reviews examine whether existing AD/CVD rates remain appropriate and may result in duty-rate adjustments, refunds, or continued assessment at current levels.

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US extends anti-dumping duties on Chinese passenger tires

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ainc T · Pexels

TariffSection 301

US extends China tire tariffs after sunset review

The U.S. Department of Commerce has determined that revoking the countervailing duty (CVD) order on passenger vehicle and light truck tires from China would likely lead to continued subsidies. Commerce has extended the existing CVD order, meaning duties on Chinese passenger tires remain in effect. Importers of tires from China will continue to pay countervailing duties calculated on a company-specific basis.

Federal Register · Tariff

ManojMk Brucelee · Pexels

Anti-dumpingTariff

US finds dumping in Indian frozen shrimp imports (2024–25 review)

The U.S. Department of Commerce released preliminary results of its antidumping duty administrative review on frozen warmwater shrimp from India for the period February 1, 2024–January 31, 2025. Commerce determined that Indian producers and exporters made sales of subject merchandise at less than normal value during the review period. Interested parties can now comment on these preliminary findings; final results will follow after the comment period closes.

Federal Register · Tariff

Eyes2Soul Eyes2Soul · Pexels

Anti-dumping

US delays dumping probe preliminary ruling on Canadian mushrooms

The U.S. Department of Commerce announced a postponement of the preliminary determination in its less-than-fair-value (LTFV) investigation into fresh mushrooms imported from Canada, extending the timeline for the investigation. This delay affects Canadian mushroom exporters and U.S. importers sourcing from that country. The postponement allows Commerce additional time to review data and evidence before issuing its initial findings on whether Canadian mushrooms are being sold at less than fair value.

Federal Register · Tariff

Andrey Matveev · Pexels

Anti-dumping

Anti-dumping case on active electrical cables terminated

The U.S. International Trade Commission has determined not to review two initial determinations terminating the investigation into certain active electrical cables and components thereof. The case involved respondents Molex, LLC (Lisle, Illinois) and TE Connectivity Corporation (Berwyn, Pennsylvania), both of which reached settlement agreements. With these two respondents removed from the investigation, the entire anti-dumping investigation is now terminated.

Federal Register · Tariff

Leeloo The First · Pexels

Anti-dumping

US anti-dumping review window: May deadlines for administrative requests

The US International Trade Commission published a Federal Register notice on 4 May 2026 announcing the opportunity for interested parties to request administrative reviews of existing antidumping and countervailing duty orders, findings, or suspended investigations. The notice sets deadlines for filing review requests and joining the annual inquiry service list, with specific procedures for how review petitions must be formatted and submitted. Exporters, importers, and domestic producers affected by existing trade remedy orders must act within the specified window to preserve their review rights.

Federal Register · Tariff

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Bibek ghosh · Pexels

RegulatoryTariff

UK updates national additional codes for customs declarations

HMRC has published updated national additional codes for use in Data Element 6/17 of the Customs Declaration Service (CDS). These codes are required to calculate duties and taxes correctly on UK imports and exports. Shippers and customs brokers using CDS must reference Appendix 19 for the current code set to ensure accurate duty and tax calculation on all declarations.

HMRC

Optical Chemist · Pexels

Sanctions

UK ISIL/Al-Qaida sanctions guidance: key prohibitions for shippers

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the ISIL (Da'esh) and Al-Qaida sanctions regime. The guidance covers the purposes, scope, and prohibitions under UK law for entities and individuals designated under these regimes. Shippers and freight forwarders must screen all parties to international transactions—consignees, consignors, freight agents, and beneficial owners—against the consolidated UK sanctions list to ensure they do not engage in prohibited dealings with designated persons or entities.

OFSI

Jan van der Wolf · Pexels

Sanctions

UK Libya sanctions: updated statutory guidance on prohibitions

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Libya sanctions regime, detailing the purposes, scope, and specific prohibitions that apply to UK persons and businesses. The guidance clarifies what conduct is restricted under the regime and whom it affects, helping exporters, importers, and financial institutions understand their compliance obligations when trading with or transporting goods to/from Libya.

OFSI

Vika Glitter · Pexels

Sanctions

UK OFSI updates Russia sanctions guidance

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Russia sanctions regime, outlining its purposes, scope, and prohibitions. This guidance clarifies the legal framework and compliance obligations for businesses and financial institutions operating under UK Russia sanctions rules.

OFSI

Mo Liban · Pexels

Sanctions

UK Somalia sanctions: statutory guidance update

The UK's Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on Somalia sanctions, outlining the regime's purposes, scope, and prohibitions. This guidance is binding on UK persons and entities engaged in trade with Somalia and applies to financial transactions, goods transfers, and service provision. Exporters, importers, and freight forwarders must comply with asset freezes and trade restrictions or face civil and criminal penalties.

OFSI

Mathias Reding · Pexels

Sanctions

UK Belarus sanctions: updated guidance on scope and prohibitions

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Republic of Belarus sanctions regime, setting out the purposes, scope, and prohibited activities under UK law. The guidance clarifies who is subject to the sanctions, what transactions and conduct are prohibited, and how compliance obligations apply to UK persons and businesses operating in or trading with Belarus. Shippers, freight forwarders, and exporters must review the guidance to ensure their supply chains, payments, and logistics do not breach asset freezes, trade restrictions, or financing prohibitions.

OFSI

Elina Januska · Pexels

Sanctions

UK Myanmar sanctions: OFSI guidance on prohibitions & scope

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) published statutory guidance on the Myanmar sanctions regime, outlining its purposes, scope, and key prohibitions. This guidance clarifies which entities, individuals, and transactions fall under UK sanctions law relating to Myanmar, affecting businesses engaged in trade with or through Myanmar.

OFSI

Malcolm Garret · Pexels

Sanctions

UK Counter-Terrorism Sanctions: OFSI Guidance Update

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Counter-Terrorism International Sanctions regime, setting out the legal framework, scope, and prohibitions that apply to financial institutions, businesses, and individuals. This guidance clarifies how the UK's counter-terrorism sanctions work post-Brexit and outlines compliance obligations for entities handling cross-border payments, trade finance, and goods shipments involving designated persons or entities.

OFSI

Quang Nguyen Vinh · Pexels

Sanctions

UK South Sudan sanctions: updated guidance for shippers

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the South Sudan sanctions regime. The guidance outlines the purposes, scope, and prohibitions that apply to trade with South Sudan. Shippers and exporters must review this guidance to ensure compliance with UK sanctions laws when shipping to or through South Sudan.

OFSI

Tima Miroshnichenko · Pexels

Sanctions

UK Sudan sanctions: updated statutory guidance

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Sudan sanctions regime, outlining its purposes, scope, and prohibitions. The guidance applies to persons and entities subject to UK jurisdiction engaged in trade with Sudan or Sudanese entities. Shippers and traders must review this guidance to ensure compliance with asset freezes, trade prohibitions, and reporting obligations; non-compliance carries civil and criminal penalties.

OFSI

Ahmed akacha · Pexels

Sanctions

UK Syria sanctions: updated guidance on prohibitions

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Syria sanctions regime, setting out its purposes, scope, and key prohibitions. The guidance clarifies what conduct is restricted under UK Syria sanctions law and applies to all persons and entities within UK jurisdiction, as well as UK persons and entities anywhere in the world. Shippers, freight forwarders, and exporters must comply with asset freezes, trade restrictions, and financial prohibitions to avoid civil and criminal penalties.

OFSI

Sanctions

UK Venezuela sanctions: updated guidance for traders

The UK's Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Venezuela sanctions regime, detailing the purposes, scope, and prohibitions that apply to UK persons and businesses. The guidance clarifies who is subject to the sanctions, what transactions are restricted, and the compliance obligations for traders, freight forwarders, and exporters dealing with Venezuelan counterparts or shipments to/from Venezuela.

OFSI

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Sanctions

UK Yemen sanctions: guidance for shippers & traders

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Yemen sanctions regime, detailing the purposes, scope, and prohibitions that affect cross-border trade. Shippers, freight forwarders, and exporters moving goods to, from, or through Yemen must comply with these restrictions or face civil and criminal penalties. The guidance clarifies who is targeted, what transactions are blocked, and how licences are obtained for permitted humanitarian and essential-goods flows.

OFSI

Samuel Jerónimo · Pexels

Sanctions

UK Zimbabwe sanctions: updated guidance for shippers

The UK Office of Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Zimbabwe sanctions regime, outlining its scope, prohibitions, and enforcement. The guidance clarifies which entities, individuals, and goods fall under restrictions, helping traders and logistics providers comply with UK export controls. Shippers must screen all Zimbabwe-bound shipments and any dealings with designated persons or entities to avoid penalties.

OFSI

muaz semih güven · Pexels

Sanctions

UK Iran sanctions: statutory guidance on regime scope & prohibitions

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Iran sanctions regime, outlining its purposes, scope, and prohibited activities. This guidance applies to UK persons and anyone conducting business in the UK and clarifies which transactions, entities, and sectors fall under sanctions. Shippers, freight forwarders, and exporters must consult this guidance to identify restricted parties, prohibited goods, and compliance requirements when handling shipments to, from, or involving Iran.

OFSI

Farnaz Kohankhaki · Pexels

Sanctions

UK Iran nuclear sanctions: OFSI guidance on compliance

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Iran nuclear sanctions regime. The guidance outlines the purposes, scope, and prohibitions applicable to persons and entities operating under UK law. Shippers, freight forwarders, and exporters must review this guidance to ensure compliance with Iran-related trade restrictions and avoid financial penalties.

OFSI

Federal Register · Sanctions3d ago

Sanctions

UK Iraq sanctions: updated statutory guidance

The UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has published statutory guidance on the Iraq sanctions regime, detailing its scope, purposes, and prohibitions. The guidance applies to all UK persons and entities operating in or trading with Iraq, establishing compliance requirements for sanctions screening, asset freezes, and trade restrictions. Shippers and exporters moving goods to or from Iraq must review the full guidance to ensure their operations comply with designated-person lists and sectoral restrictions.

OFSI

Engin Akyurt · Pexels

Anti-dumpingTariff

Korea welded-pipe producers face antidumping duties after 2023–24 review

The U.S. Department of Commerce has concluded its administrative review of antidumping duties on large diameter welded pipe from South Korea for the period May 1, 2023–April 30, 2024. SeAH Steel Corporation was found to have sold welded pipe below normal value and remains subject to antidumping duties, while Hyundai Steel Pipe Co., Ltd. did not engage in dumping during the review period. This determination affects ongoing tariff assessments for Korean welded-pipe imports.

Federal Register · Sanctions

Collab Media · Pexels

Anti-dumpingTariff

US opens five-year review on welded line pipe from South Korea, Turkey

The US International Trade Commission has initiated five-year reviews to determine whether existing countervailing duty orders on welded line pipe from Turkey and antidumping duty orders on welded line pipe from South Korea and Turkey should remain in force. These periodic reviews, required under the Tariff Act of 1930, assess whether revoking the orders would likely cause material injury to the US industry. Interested parties must submit relevant information to the Commission by the specified deadline.

Federal Register · Tariff

Malcolm Garret · Pexels

Anti-dumpingSection 301

US launches 5-year review of steel grating duties on China

The US International Trade Commission has instituted five-year reviews of existing countervailing and antidumping duty orders on steel grating from China, as mandated by the Tariff Act of 1930. The review will determine whether revoking these orders would likely lead to continuation or recurrence of material injury to the US industry. Interested parties, including importers, domestic producers, and foreign exporters, must submit relevant information to the Commission by the specified deadline.

Federal Register · Tariff

Federal Register · Sanctions3d ago

Jeswin Thomas · Pexels

TariffAnti-dumping

US initiates countervailing duty probe on steel wire rod from Algeria

The US Department of Commerce has initiated a countervailing duty (CVD) investigation into carbon and alloy steel wire rod imports from Algeria, effective May 1, 2026. The investigation will examine whether the Algerian government provides countervailable subsidies to producers or exporters of these products. Importers of Algerian steel wire rod should prepare for potential retroactive duty assessments and review their sourcing strategies.

Federal Register · Tariff

Спиридон Варфаламеев · Pexels

Anti-dumpingTariff

US adds anti-dumping duty on Russian unwrought palladium

The U.S. Department of Commerce has made a final affirmative determination that unwrought palladium from Russia is being sold in the United States at less than fair value (LTFV). The investigation covered the period from January 1 through June 30, 2025. This determination triggers anti-dumping duties on Russian palladium imports and will affect any shipper importing this material into the US.

Federal Register · Sanctions

Los Muertos Crew · Pexels

TariffAnti-dumping

Five-year review opens on steel nails from five Asian countries

The U.S. International Trade Commission has initiated five-year reviews of countervailing duty and antidumping duty orders on steel nails from Malaysia, Oman, South Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam. These reviews will determine whether revoking the existing orders would likely cause material injury to the U.S. steel nail industry. Interested parties, including exporters, importers, and domestic producers, must submit required information to the Commission by the specified deadline to participate in the review.

Federal Register · Tariff

Federal Register · Sanctions3d ago

SINOSTEEL STAINLESS STEEL PIPE · Pexels

Anti-dumping

Canada welded pipe AD review: Pipe & Piling dumping findings

The U.S. Department of Commerce issued final results for the antidumping duty administrative review of large diameter welded pipe from Canada covering May 2023–April 2024. Pipe & Piling Supplies Ltd. was found to have made sales below normal value; Evraz Inc. NA had no reviewable shipments during the period. Importers of Canadian welded pipe should verify the dumping margins applied to their suppliers and adjust landed costs accordingly.

Federal Register · Sanctions

Anti-dumpingTariff

US reviews anti-dumping duties on carbazole violet pigment from China, India

The U.S. International Trade Commission has initiated five-year sunset reviews of existing countervailing duty and anti-dumping duty orders on carbazole violet pigment 23 (CVP 23) from China and India, effective May 1, 2026. These reviews will determine whether revoking the orders would likely cause material injury to the U.S. industry. Interested parties—including importers, domestic producers, and foreign manufacturers—must submit information and arguments by the Commission's deadline to influence the outcome.

Federal Register · Tariff

Zeynep Sude Emek · Pexels

Anti-dumpingTariff

US initiates five-year sunset reviews on antidumping & countervailing duties

The U.S. Department of Commerce has automatically initiated five-year sunset reviews of existing antidumping duty (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) orders and suspended investigations, as required under the Tariff Act of 1930. The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) is publishing a concurrent notice of institution. These periodic reviews determine whether existing trade remedies should remain in place, expire, or be modified based on current market conditions and dumping or subsidy findings.

Federal Register · Tariff

Zeynep Sude Emek · Pexels

Anti-dumpingTariff

US antidumping/countervailing duty orders: sunset review timeline

The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has issued an advance notice of sunset review for antidumping and countervailing duty orders, findings, and suspended investigations set to expire between May 1 and August 31, 2026. Exporters and importers of affected products must monitor the ITC docket to identify which orders apply to their shipments and prepare for potential duty rate changes, as orders can be revoked, continued, or amended during the review process.

Federal Register · Tariff

USTR3d ago

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FTATariff

US grants preferential duty access for UK whiskey under Economic Prosperity Deal

The USTR announced that the United States will grant preferential duty access for whiskey produced in the United Kingdom as part of the ongoing implementation of the US–UK Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD). The move follows earlier gains for American beef and ethanol in UK markets, and a pharmaceutical agreement between the two countries. The preferential treatment extends to other American and British goods under the EPD framework.

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USTR3d ago

Uyên Phạm · Pexels

Section 301Tariff

USTR Names Vietnam Priority Country in 2026 Special 301 IP Report

The US Trade Representative released its 2026 Special 301 Report on intellectual property protection on April 30, 2026, identifying Vietnam as a Priority Foreign Country and signaling a potential Section 301 investigation within 30 days. Argentina and Mexico moved from the Priority Watch List to the Watch List due to improved IP policies, while the EU was newly added to the Watch List. Six countries—Chile, China, India, Indonesia, Russia, and Venezuela—remain on the Priority Watch List, and nineteen others, including Canada and Brazil, are on the Watch List. USTR will pursue bilateral engagement and may initiate tariff actions if IP disputes cannot be resolved through consultation.

USTR

EU TRADE4d ago

Dušan Cvetanović · Pexels

FTA

EU-Mercosur interim trade deal takes effect May 1

The EU-Mercosur Interim Trade Agreement (ITA) begins provisional application on May 1, 2026, enabling EU producers, exporters, and farmers to access tariff benefits immediately. This partial agreement covers trade in goods and represents a major step toward full market access between the EU and Mercosur bloc (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay). The interim phase allows both sides to phase in preferential tariffs and prepare for the comprehensive agreement's ratification.

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UK DBT4d ago

Frank Rietsch · Pexels

Sanctions

UK publishes 2025 export-control licensing data

The UK Department for Business and Trade has released official licensing statistics covering the full calendar year 2025 (1 January–31 December). The dataset provides aggregate data on strategic export control applications, approvals, and denials across all controlled goods categories. This annual release offers visibility into UK export-control enforcement trends and is relevant to suppliers and freight forwarders managing controlled shipments to restricted destinations or end-users.

UK DBT

UK DBT4d ago

Michael Petersen · Pexels

Sanctions

UK export-control licensing stats now available

The UK Export Control Joint Unit (ECJU) has published strategic export controls licensing statistics. This is a routine disclosure of UK export control activity and licensing data relevant to shippers managing compliance with UK export regulations.

UK DBT

UK DBT4d ago

Wolfgang Weiser · Pexels

Sanctions

UK export control licences Q4 2025: licensing statistics released

The UK Department for Business and Trade (DBT) has published official statistics on strategic export control licences issued during Q4 2025 (1 October to 31 December). The report provides data on licence applications, approvals, and rejections across controlled goods categories. Exporters and freight forwarders handling UK-origin controlled items should review the publication to understand licensing trends and compliance patterns.

UK DBT

RDNE Stock project · Pexels

Regulatory

Section 337 investigation launched: semiconductor patents

GlobalFoundries U.S. Inc. filed a patent-infringement complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission on March 26, 2026, alleging violations of Section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930. The complaint covers imported semiconductor devices, products containing them, and related components that allegedly infringe six U.S. patents (Nos. 8,330,235; 8,507,983; 9,093,425; 9,865,546; 10,062,748; and 10,707,167). GlobalFoundries is seeking a limited exclusion order and cease-and-desist orders, and the ITC has instituted an investigation.

Federal Register · Tariff

Nicolas Foster · Pexels

Anti-dumping

US ITC terminates semiconductor anti-dumping investigation

The U.S. International Trade Commission has terminated an investigation into certain semiconductor devices, computing products, and related components following a settlement agreement. The Commission declined to review the administrative law judge's decision to grant a joint motion terminating the investigation in its entirety based on the complainants' withdrawal.

Federal Register · Tariff

Cầu Đường Việt Nam · Pexels

Anti-dumpingTariff

US imposes anti-dumping duty on tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol from China

The U.S. Department of Commerce has issued a final anti-dumping determination on tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol (THFA) imported from China, effective April 30, 2026. This determination establishes dumping margins and duty rates applicable to Chinese producers and exporters of this chemical product. Shippers importing THFA from China must now account for these anti-dumping duties in their landed-cost calculations and ensure proper classification under the relevant HS code.

Federal Register · Tariff

RDNE Stock project · Pexels

Anna Shvets · Pexels

Regulatory

ITC Section 337 rules now require ownership disclosure

The US International Trade Commission (ITC) has proposed amendments to its Rules of Practice and Procedure for Section 337 investigations. The changes require parties and intervenors to disclose information about entities with ownership or financial interests in the investigation. This procedural update affects any company involved in intellectual property enforcement actions before the ITC, including patent holders, respondents, and third parties participating in Section 337 cases.

Federal Register · Tariff

EUR-Lex · OJ L4d ago

FTATariff

EU updates tariff quotas under Mercosur trade deal

The European Commission has amended two implementing regulations to establish and manage tariff quotas arising from the Interim Agreement on Trade between the EU and Mercosur (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay). The amendment, effective 29 April 2026, modifies the procedures for creating, amending, and managing these quotas to reflect the preferential trade terms negotiated under the agreement. Shippers exporting from or importing to the EU from these four South American countries may benefit from duty reductions or quota-free access on qualifying goods.

EUR-Lex · OJ L

EUR-Lex · OJ L4d ago

Werner Pfennig · Pexels

FTATariff

EU tariff quotas revised under MERCOSUR interim trade agreement

The European Commission updated tariff quota management rules on 29 April 2026 following the interim trade agreement with MERCOSUR (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay). The regulation amends existing quota procedures to implement preferential tariff access for MERCOSUR members. Shippers exporting to or importing from these four countries may benefit from new quota eligibility, though specific product lines and volume thresholds depend on the full quota schedule.

EUR-Lex · OJ L

HMRC4d ago

Ceha Rabbani · Pexels

Regulatory

UK ICS2 customs system status and operational issues

HMRC has published guidance on the availability and known issues affecting Import Control System 2 (ICS2), the UK's entry-summary declaration system for imports. The page serves as an operational status dashboard for traders, freight forwarders, and customs brokers managing UK customs clearance.

HMRC

FTAOrigin

USTR seeks feedback on AGOA modernization before 2026 expiry

The U.S. Trade Representative's Office has opened a comment period on potential reforms to the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), the preferential trade program for sub-Saharan African nations set to expire December 31, 2026. USTR will use stakeholder input to develop recommendations to Congress for reauthorization, focusing on aligning the program with U.S. economic and national security goals, balancing trade flows, and creating pathways for reciprocal agreements with graduating countries.

Federal Register · Tariff

wal_ 172619 · Pexels

Anti-dumping

US lifts antidumping review on Korean passenger tires

The U.S. Department of Commerce has rescinded its administrative review of antidumping duties on passenger vehicle and light truck tires imported from South Korea for the period July 1, 2024–June 30, 2025. This means the existing antidumping duty order remains in place, but no new duty margins will be calculated or assessed for this review period. Shippers importing Korean tires should continue to apply the rates established under the original antidumping order unless Commerce issues further notices.

Federal Register · Tariff

Nic Wood · Pexels

TariffHS update

US tariff corrections on aluminum, steel & copper imports

The US Department of Commerce issued technical corrections on April 29, 2026, to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTSUS) implementing Presidential Proclamation 11021, which imposed tariffs on aluminum, steel, and copper imports effective April 2, 2026. The notice addresses two technical corrections to Annex IV and includes a clarification to the proclamation's tariff provisions.

Federal Register · Tariff

Wolfgang Weiser · Pexels

Anti-dumpingTariff

US confirms dumping in Japanese glycine imports; rates finalized

The U.S. Department of Commerce has concluded its administrative review of antidumping duties on glycine from Japan for the period June 1, 2023–May 31, 2024, finding that certain Japanese producers and exporters sold glycine at less than normal value (dumping). The Commerce Department's final determination means existing antidumping duty rates on Japanese glycine remain in force, affecting importers sourcing this commodity from Japan.

Federal Register · Tariff

ready made · Pexels

Anti-dumpingTariff

US delays countervailing duty ruling on fatty acids from Indonesia, Malaysia

The US Department of Commerce has postponed its preliminary countervailing duty (CVD) determinations in investigations targeting certain fatty acids from Indonesia and Malaysia, extending the timeline for these anti-dumping proceedings. The delay affects importers and exporters of these products, which typically fall under HS chapters covering organic chemicals and vegetable oils. Shippers moving these goods should prepare for potential duty exposure once Commerce issues its preliminary findings and subsequent final determinations.

Federal Register · Tariff

Engin Akyurt · Pexels

Anti-dumping

US amends India OTR tire CVD review; ATC Tires recalculation

The U.S. Department of Commerce issued amended final results on 29 April 2026 for its countervailing duty administrative review of certain new pneumatic off-the-road (OTR) tires from India, covering January 1–December 31, 2023. Commerce corrected ministerial errors in duty-rate calculations for ATC Tires Private Limited and non-selected respondent companies. Importers of Indian OTR tires must verify their company's CVD rates under the revised determination and adjust landed-cost models accordingly.

Federal Register · Tariff

Lintang Samudera · Pexels

Anti-dumpingTariff

US imposes antidumping duties on steel rebar from Algeria

The U.S. Department of Commerce has issued an antidumping duty order on steel concrete reinforcing bar (rebar) imported from Algeria, following affirmative determinations by both Commerce and the International Trade Commission. This order subjects Algerian rebar to additional antidumping duties on top of normal tariffs, affecting importers and distributors of this steel product in the U.S. market.

Federal Register · Tariff

Vadym Alyekseyenko · Pexels

Tariff

US rescinds CVD review on Canadian wind towers (2024)

The U.S. Department of Commerce has rescinded its countervailing duty administrative review on utility-scale wind towers imported from Canada for the 2024 calendar year. This action closes the review process without imposing new duties or modifying existing CVD rates on Canadian wind tower shipments.

Federal Register · Tariff