Thailand Rail Tie Wire: No AD Cash Deposits Required as Commerce Preliminarily Finds No Dumping
The Commerce Department will not suspend liquidation and impose antidumping duty cash deposit requirements on imports of prestressed concrete steel rail tie wire from Thailand (A-549-829), after finding no dumping in its preliminary AD duty determination. The agency calculated a de minimis AD duty rate for The Siam Industrial Wire Co., the only respondent. Commerce will revisit the issue when it issues its final determination, and may at that point suspend liquidation and impose AD duty cash deposit requirements if it finds dumping. The final determination is currently due 135 days from the date of this preliminary determination.
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(The period of investigation is 04/01/12 - 03/31/13. See Commerce’s notice for more information, including the scope, postponement of the final determination, etc. See 13051718 for summary of the initiation of this AD duty investigation, and 13042521 for summary of the underlying petition.)
AD/CVD Operations contact -- Katherine Johnson (202) 482-4249
(Federal Register 12/12/13)