The Commerce Department has announced its final determination of a combined countervailing and antidumping duty rate of 7.99 percent on imported softwood lumber from Canada, drawing immediate criticism from the Canadian government over the years-long dispute.
Canadian International Trade Minister Mary Ng issued a statement expressing her disappointment that the “United States continues to impose unwarranted and unfair duties on Canadian softwood lumber. The only fair outcome would be for the United States to cease applying these baseless duties.”
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