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Commerce Issues Preliminary Determination that Chinese Aluminum Exported from Vietnam Circumvents AD/CVD Orders
The U.S. Department of Commerce has determined preliminarily that extruded aluminum products made from aluminum previously extruded in China and then exported from Vietnam constitute merchandise completed or assembled in other foreign countries and therefore circumvent antidumping duty (AD) and … Continue reading
U.S. Deal with Canada and Mexico Lifts Aluminum and Steel Tariffs
A week after it announced an increase on Chinese tariffs, the U.S. made some progression toward an amended North American Free Trade Agreement, lifting steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Industry associations have applauded the deal, which they … Continue reading
U.S. Determines Chinese Aluminum Extrusion Companies Evaded AD/CVD Orders
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has concluded its Enforce and Protect Act (EAPA) investigation into Sun Bright International Corp. and Fair Importing Corp. CBP’s investigation, which began in February 2018, determined that the Chinese companies evaded antidumping (AD) and … Continue reading
AEC Opposes Quotas on Primary Aluminum Imports
The Aluminum Extruders Council (AEC) released a statement saying that it stands in support of the Aluminum Association’s position that the Trump Administration must not impose quotas on imported primary aluminum products. The AEC claims that, considering the disruption of … Continue reading
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AEC: U.S. Faces Possible Aluminum Shortage Due to Russian Sanctions, Tariffs
The Aluminum Extruders Council (AEC) is calling on Washington, D.C., to exclude from tariffs all countries from which the domestic extrusion industry can import primary aluminum until the administration can guarantee a sufficient domestic supply. The AEC cites a disruption … Continue reading
