Termination of anti-dumping investigations follows insufficient evidence, minimal dumping margins, negligible imports, negligible injury, or domestic industry withdrawal. Termination of an anti-dumping investigation must be notified publicly where the initiating domestic industry seeks withdrawal, evidence of dumping or ... Summary
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Termination of anti-dumping investigations follows insufficient evidence, minimal dumping margins, negligible imports, negligible injury, or domestic industry withdrawal.
Termination of an anti-dumping investigation must be notified publicly where the initiating domestic industry seeks withdrawal, evidence of dumping or injury is insufficient, the dumping margin is below the de minimis level, imports are below the negligible-import threshold subject to the collective-import exception, or injury is negligible. The rule establishes mandatory grounds restricting continuation of an investigation.
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