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US Customs probing import of stainless steel flanges from Philippines-The 20th China(Guangzhou)Int'l Stainless Steel Industry Exhibition
12/13/2018  不銹鋼展-不銹鋼展會-效果最好的不銹鋼展會- Stainless Steel Exhibition
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    Inquirer Net reported that US Customs and Border Protection is investigating certain imports of stainless steel flanges from the Philippines on “a reasonable suspicion” of evading the payment of antidumping and countervailing duty (CVD) duties. According to CBP, stainless steel flanges sold by a Philippine producer, EN Corporation (also known as “Enlin Corporation”), should be treated under the law as Chinese products for purposes of the AD and CVD duties. As a result of its findings, CBP has imposed interim measures on certain importers of stainless steel flanges from the Philippines, directing that all such imports will be subject to AD/CVD duties.

Earlier this year, AD/CVD orders were issued against stainless steel flanges from India and China, with combined duties as high as 400%. The stainless steel flanges imported from the Philippine producer were found to have been forged in China and therefore are covered under the existing antidumping and countervailing duty rules.

Mr Daniel B Pickard, partner in Wiley Rein LLP’s International Trade Practice said that “We are pleased with the results of CBP’s investigations and the message it sends that AD/CVD orders will be strongly enforced.” Mr Pickard continued that “One of the lessons from CBP’s recent action is that importers must exercise caution in order to ensure that even though merchandise is marked as “Made in the Philippines” or elsewhere, that it is not actually Chinese or Indian forged product. Today’s notices represent an important step in ensuring that these orders are properly enforced and the appropriate duties are paid.”

CBP will continue its investigations of these imports from the Philippines and make a final determination regarding evasion by August 2019.  不銹鋼展-2019第二十屆廣州國際不銹鋼工業展-效果最好的不銹鋼展會-The 20th China(Guangzhou)Int''l Stainless Steel Industry Exhibition - Stainless Steel exhibition,2019 Stainless Steel exhibition, China Stainless Steel exhibition, Guangzhou Stainless Steel expo,Guangzhou Stainless Steel exhibition, 2019 Stainless Steel expo, China Stainless Steel expo
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