The Department of Commerce has concluded that if the antidumping duty on certain steel grating from China were revoked, dumping would likely continue. This decision follows an expedited review process, due to a lack of response from parties opposing the antidumping order. The potential dumping margins, if the order were revoked, could be as high as 145.18 percent. This notice also reminds parties of their obligations under administrative protective orders concerning the handling of proprietary information.
Simple Explanation
The United States Department of Commerce looked at some special metal pieces coming from China and decided that if they stopped charging extra for them, it would probably cause unfairly low prices to keep happening. They think prices could drop by as much as 145 out of every 100 dollars!