AD Suspension of Liquidation, Cash Deposits for Mexican Tomatoes Begins July 14
Antidumping duties on Mexican tomatoes take effect July 14 after the Commerce Department announced its withdrawal from a 2019 agreement suspending those duties, the agency said in a pre-publication notice released that day. AD rates set in the order range from 2.81% to 273.43% -- the company-specific rates are for companies that participated in an investigation that took place in 1996 – and the “all-others” rate is 17.09%.
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“Commerce will instruct CBP to suspend liquidation on all relevant entries of fresh tomatoes from Mexico that are entered, or withdrawn from warehouse, for consumption on or after July 14, 2025.” The agency will also require cash deposits at the applicable rate beginning on that date, and such entries will be assessed AD.