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Commerce Finalizes Expanded Coverage of Steel Import Licensing Program, Defines 'Melted and Poured'
September 10, 2020 by Brian Feito|Commerce Dept.

The Commerce Department will expand steel import licensing requirements to cover more steel products and require more information to be submitted to obtain the licenses, it said in a final rule released Sept. 10. The rule also indefinitely extends the expiration date of the Steel Import Monitoring and Analysis (SIMA) system, which had previously been renewed every four years and was set to expire in 2022, by removing provisions on the program’s expiration from the regulations. The rule takes effect Oct. 13.