Commerce's Dumping Calculation for Oman Fasteners Was Correct, Steel Distributor Says
Missouri-based steel distributor Mid Continent Steel & Wire will appeal a Feb. 15 opinion by Court of International Trade Judge M. Miller Baker that nullified a "draconian" antidumping duty rate imposed on Oman Fasteners, according to a March 23 notice…
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of appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. In the CIT case, Baker found that Commerce abused its discretion by using adverse facts available to calculate a dumping rate of 154.33% for Oman Fasteners based on a single filing submitted 16 minutes late (see 2302280040). The case at CIT is still ongoing (Oman Fasteners v, United States, CIT # 22-0348).