The U.
S. Department of Commerce (Commerce) has announced the preliminary results of an administrative review of anti-dumping duties on certain carbon steel and alloy steel (CTL) grades from France. The Department has previously determined that Dillinger France SA did not sell its products on the U.
S. market at prices below normal value during the period under review, covering the period from May 1, 2024 to April 30, 2025. Accordingly, the company's preliminary weighted average dumping margin was set at 0.00%. The U.
S. Department of Commerce said interested parties are welcome to submit comments and objections regarding the preliminary results, while noting that a final decision will be announced after the evaluation process is completed. If the dumping margin in the final results remains zero or minimal, no anti-dumping duties will be levied. It can be applied to the corresponding supplies from Dillinger France SA. However, for other French producers and exporters not covered by the review, the existing cash deposit rate of 6.15% will remain., ,
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