CBSA reschedules re-investigation into carbon steel pipe fittings from China
Tags: pipe , China , Canada , tubular , Far East , North America , steelmaking , trading , quotas & duties | similar articles »
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has revised the schedule of an antidumping (AD) re-investigation of certain carbon steel pipe fittings from China pursuant to the Special Import Measures Act (SIMA).
As SteelOrbis previously reported, the re-investigation is part of the CBSA's enforcement of the finding made by the Canadian International Trade Tribunal on July 16, 2003, as amended on June 8, 2007. This finding was subsequently reviewed and continued on July 15, 2008.
The subject goods are normally imported into Canada under one of the following ten-digit Harmonized System Classification numbers: 7307.99.99.11 and 7307.99.99.19.
The re-investigation will now be concluded on September 10, 2010, instead of October 10, 2010.
Most Recent Related Articles
02 Feb 12

Tags:
pipe
,
China
,
Mexico
,
tubular
,
Far East
,
East Asia and Pacific
,
North America
,
steelmaking
,
trading
,
quotas & duties
|
similar articles »
01 Feb 12

Tags:
pipe
,
hrc
,
USA
,
Japan
,
India
,
flats
,
tubular
,
Far East
,
South Asia
,
East Asia and Pacific
,
North America
,
Indian Subcon
,
steelmaking
,
trading
,
quotas & duties
|
similar articles »
16 Jan 12

Tags:
pipe
,
Turkey
,
Taiwan
,
Thailand
,
Mexico
,
Korea
,
India
,
Brazil
,
USA
,
tubular
,
Far East
,
South Asia
,
Mediterranean
,
Non-EU Countries
,
East Asia and Pacific
,
Southeast Asia
,
South America
,
North America
,
Middle East
,
Indian Subcon
,
steelmaking
,
trading
,
quotas & duties
|
similar articles »
16 Jan 12

Tags:
pipe
,
hrc
,
USA
,
China
,
Nucor
,
flats
,
tubular
,
Far East
,
East Asia and Pacific
,
North America
,
steelmaking
,
trading
,
opinion
,
steel futures
,
conferences
|
similar articles »
08 Feb 12

Tags:
pipe
,
USA
,
Korea S.
,
Viet Nam
,
Korea
,
India
,
tubular
,
Far East
,
South Asia
,
East Asia and Pacific
,
Southeast Asia
,
North America
,
Indian Subcon
,
steelmaking
,
trading
,
consumption
,
steel futures
|
similar articles »







previous article
