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March 12: EU Made a Final Antidumping Determination on Taiwan/China Stainless Steel Fasteners and Parts
According to the determination, the substantial rise in products imported from Thailand and Malaysia was due to the increased domestic capacity in both nations, which indicated that circumvention act did not exist in both nations. However, the act existed in the products imported from the Philippines, and EU decided to impose a 23.6% antidumping duty on suspected products imported from the Philippines.
April 22: Canada Made an Initial Anti-dumping/Antisubsidy Determination on Galvanized Steel Wire from China, Israel, and Spain
CBSA determined that the dumping margin of Sunny Loan Top Co., Ltd was at 45.1%, and Tianjin Huayuan Times Metal Products Co., Ltd at 51.7%. The margin for China was 64.8% in general. The subsidy rate for Sunny Loan Top Co., Ltd was 15.0%. The subsidy rate for China was 15.0% in general.
May 14: EU Embarked a Mid-term Review on China's Stainless Steel Fasteners
Given the application from Malaysian Precision Manufacturing SDN BHD, EU initiated the review, which focused on the anti-circumvention case on stainless steel fasteners made in China and imported from Thailand (whether or not the products were labeled as Thai origin).
May 28: The EU Issued an Expiry Date of Anti-dumping Measures on China Stainless Steel Fasteners
According to EU, the measures will be due on February 1, 2014. Corporations of the member nations should submit the sunset review application 3 months prior to the due date. HS codes involved include 73181290, 73181491, 73181499, 73181559, 73181569, 73181581, 73181589, 73181590, 73182100, and 73182200.
June 6: EU Initiated a Mid-term Review on Taiwan's Stainless Steel Fasteners and Parts
Given the application of Sheh Kai Precision Co., Ltd, the EU initiated the review on Taiwan Stainless Steel Fasteners and Parts. Products involved include 73181210, 73181410, 73181530, 73181551, 73181561, and 73181570.