Originally published by the Journal of Commerce, July 2017

No, this is not the latest Internet craze, but rather evidence of just how persistently Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is enforcing antidumping evasion in the U.S.  It has been routine for CBP to send Requests for Information  to importers seeking production records establishing the individual

First published by the Journal of Commerce – April 2017

The first tangible indications of what trade policy might actually look like under the Trump Administration have been released. After excoriating NAFTA as the “worst trade deal ever” and quickly withdrawing the U.S. from the TransPacific Partnership, which was already dead, we are now starting

Many-QuestionsThis top 10 mistakes blog article has been created with the assistance of Vincent Gaudreau, a former Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Officer in the Antidumping and Countervailing Directorate.

After the CBSA initiates an antidumping investigation, the CBSA issues an exporter request for information (RFI) that must be completed by the exporter of the goods

iStock_000019169483XSmallIn Canada, we call the 5 year antidumping order review an “expiry review”; it is called a “sunset review” in the United States.  Under the WTO Antidumping Agreement, Canada must review antidumping orders  before the 5 year anniversary of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (“CITT”) Order.  The normal steps in an expiry review proceeding are

Many QuestionsThis top 10 mistakes blog article has been created with the assistance of Vincent Gaudreau, a former Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Officer in the Antidumping and Countervailing Directorate.

After the CBSA initiates an antidumping investigation, the CBSA issues an exporter request for information (RFI) that must be completed by the exporter of the goods

One of the areas where revenue collections have taken a hit for the U.S. government has been with antidumping and countervailing duties. That will now come to something of an end. In the Federal Register dated October 3, 2011, the International Trade Administration of the Dept. of Commerce (ITA) published a change to its procedures.