Disclosure of essential facts requires interested parties to be informed before final anti-dumping findings are issued. Before issuing final findings in an anti-dumping proceeding, the designated authority must disclose to all interested parties the essential facts under ... Summary
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Disclosure of essential facts requires interested parties to be informed before final anti-dumping findings are issued.
Before issuing final findings in an anti-dumping proceeding, the designated authority must disclose to all interested parties the essential facts under consideration that form the basis of its decision. This requirement ensures that parties are informed of the material underpinning the proposed determination before final findings are given.
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