Two Minutes in Trade: Commerce Initiates More Circumvention Cases on Steel

The Department of Commerce issued in July its first affirmative finding that steel from Taiwan and South Korea was circumventing AD/CV duties by undergoing minimal processing in Vietnam. Now DOC has self-initiated another anti-circumvention case involving multiple countries. Listen to Today's Two Minutes in Trade.

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August 16, 2019 // TMIT Podcast

Two Minutes in Trade: Commerce Initiates More Circumvention Cases on Steel

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August 16, 2019 // TMIT Podcast

Two Minutes in Trade: Commerce Initiates More Circumvention Cases on Steel

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J. Nicole Bivens Collinson

Managing Principal, Operating Committee; International Trade & Government Relations Practice Leader

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