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Last Update2026-03-13
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Event Overview
The imposition of significant anti-dumping and countervailing duties reflects heightened trade tensions and protective measures. The decision underscores the U.S. government's stance on unfair trade practices, particularly in the steel industry, and aims to safeguard domestic producers from foreign competition.
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U.S. Commerce Department Finalizes Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties on Steel Barriers from China
On March 11, 2024, the U.S. Department of Commerce made its final determination on anti-dumping and countervailing duties for temporary steel barriers imported from China. In the anti-dumping aspect, the department determined that Chinese producers/exporters have a dumping margin of 129.70% (adjusted cash deposit rate of 129.68%), with a nationwide rate of 184.27% (adjusted to 184.25%). For countervailing duties, the subsidy rate for non-responding companies was set at 178.97%, while Hebei Mingmate Technology Group and other cooperating companies received a rate of 49.19%. The products in question are classified under U.S. Customs code 7308.90.9590.