Antidumping and countervailing duties can have significant implications for businesses importing goods into the United States. Below, explore our library of videos covering the latest AD/CVD petitions, along with background on how AD/CVD investigations work and what businesses should know when navigating the process.
A new petition has been filed against amine chemicals from China. In this video, Diaz Trade Law walks through the scope of the petition and also through the broader AD/CVD framework, including how investigations are initiated, the roles of the Department of Commerce and International Trade Commission, and how businesses can navigate an investigation when their merchandise may be covered.
We also cover key rules for navigating an AD/CVD investigation, including what companies should and shouldn’t do throughout the process.
In this video, we take a closer look at the new AD/CVD investigation involving wood fencing and what it could mean for affected businesses. We then walk through the broader AD/CVD framework, including how investigations are initiated, the roles of the Department of Commerce and International Trade Commission, and how businesses can navigate an investigation when their merchandise may be covered.
Finally, we cover key rules for navigating an AD/CVD investigation, including what companies should, and shouldn’t do throughout the process.
A new antidumping and countervailing duty (AD/CFD) investigation could affect companies importing certain pizza boxes from Malaysia, Türkiye, and China.
In this video, Diaz Trade Law breaks down the new pizza box investigation, including the products and countries involved, key dates businesses should be watching, and what the investigation could mean for importers.
We also take a broader look at the AD/CVD process: what antidumping and countervailing duties are, how an investigation begins, what happens as a case moves through the Department of Commerce and International Trade Commission.