Anti-dumping duty discontinuation after review finds imports did not cause material injury, leading to rescission of prior notification. The designated authority's mid-term review concluded that imports of strontium carbonate from the People's Republic of China did not cause material injury and that cessation of the existing anti-dumping duty was unlikely to lead to continuation or recurrence of injury; accordingly, the Central Government, exercising powers under the Customs Tariff Act and anti-dumping rules, rescinded the prior notification imposing the anti-dumping duty on such imports.
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Anti-dumping duty discontinuation after review finds imports did not cause material injury, leading to rescission of prior notification.
The designated authority's mid-term review concluded that imports of strontium carbonate from the People's Republic of China did not cause material injury and that cessation of the existing anti-dumping duty was unlikely to lead to continuation or recurrence of injury; accordingly, the Central Government, exercising powers under the Customs Tariff Act and anti-dumping rules, rescinded the prior notification imposing the anti-dumping duty on such imports.
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