CIT Sustains Constructed Value Surrogate Company Switch in AD Review
The Court of International Trade on Aug. 8 sustained the Commerce’s Department’s third remand results in an case that revolved around the constructed value calculation in an antidumping duty review on steel nails from Oman. The trade court found Commerce…
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justified its switch on remand between surrogate companies, despite calls from the exporter under review to use a different company.