ITC hears final arguments in tin mill products trade case

The US International Trade Commission (ITC) held a hearing on Thursday, Jan. 4, to consider arguments for and against the imposition of antidumping and countervailing duties (AD/CVDs) on tin mill products from a handful of countries. Both sides made compelling arguments.

Recall that the ITC is tasked with determining if the domestic industry has been injured by the allegedly dumped and/or subsidized products. A final affirmative injury ruling will result in AD and CVDs being placed on the subject imports, while a negative injury finding will result in the termination of the trade case with no duties applied. The ITC is scheduled to make its final vote in this case next month.

Laura Miller

Laura Miller is a reporter and editor for Steel Market Update. She has held various editorial positions with steel industry publications, associations, and mills since 2007. She joined the SMU team in 2022. She is a member of the Association of Women in the Metal Industries and a past-president of the AWMI Pittsburgh Chapter. She holds a BA in Latin American Studies from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.

Laura Miller

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