The Department of Commerce has announced that imports of tin mill products from the People’s Republic of China, Canada, and Germany are being unfairly priced, i.e., dumped, into the U.S. market as part of its antidumping duty (AD) investigations. Commerce also preliminarily finds that imports from the Republic of Korea, the Netherlands, Taiwan, Turkey, and the United Kingdom are not being dumped.
This represents a modest win for petitioner Cleveland Cliffs, which has enjoyed an increasing market share and pricing power as domestic competitors have either shuttered or been rolled into Cliff's operations..
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