Canada makes final anti-dumping ruling on Chinese inventory

On September 4, 2024, the Canadian S460 Grade C steel Border Services Agency (CBSA) made a final positive anti-dumping ruling on wire rods originating from or imported from China, Egypt, and Vietnam, ruling that the dumping margin for Chinese exporter Jiangsu Shagang International Trade Co., Ltd. was 34.0% and for other Chinese exporters was 46.2%; Egyptian exporter Suez Steel Co., Ltd. has a dumping margin of 8.6%, while other Egyptian exporters have a dumping margin of 21.3%; The dumping margin of Vietnamese S460 Grade C steel exporter Hoa Phat Dung Quat Steel Joint Stock Company is 17.7%, and the dumping margin of Hoa Phat Hai Duong Steel Joint Stock Company is 13.5%. It is expected that the Canadian International Trade Court (CITT) will make a final ruling on industrial injury in this case before October 4, 2024. The Canadian customs codes for the products involved are 7213.91.00.42, 7213.91.00.43, 7213.91.00.49, 7213.91.00.50, 7213.91.00.60, 7213.91.00.70, 7213.99.00.11, 7213.99.00.12, 7213.99.00.31, 7213.99.00.32, 7213.99.00.51, 7213.99.00.52, 7227.20.00.20, 7227.20.00.90, 7227.9.00.60, 7227.9.00.70, 7227.9.00.81, 7227.9.00.82, and 7227.9.00.83.

On March 8, 2024, the Canadian Border Services Agency launched an anti-dumping investigation into wire rods originating from or imported from China, Egypt, and Vietnam. On June 6, 2024, the Canada Border Services Agency made a preliminary positive anti-dumping determination on wire rods originating from or imported from China, Egypt, and Vietnam S460 Grade C steel.