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Chemically Preserved Tomatoes for Preserved Salsa Not Subject to Mexico Tomatoes Agreement
January 28, 2022 |AD/CVD

Roma tomatoes imported from Mexico and used by Simply Fresh to make preserved salsa products are exempt from the antidumping duty suspension agreement and the suspended AD duty investigation on fresh tomatoes from Mexico (A-201-820), the Commerce Department said in a Jan. 12 scope ruling. The tomatoes meet the requirements of an exemption in the scope for tomatoes for processing, the agency said.

Topics:Country of origin cases
CBP Finds Xanthan Gum Importer to Have Evaded Antidumping Duty Order
January 21, 2022 |AD/CVD

A&A Pharmachem evaded the antidumping duty order on xanthan gum from China, CBP said in a determination on evasion under the Enforce and Protect Act. CBP said that A&A Pharmachem transshipped its Chinese-origin xanthan gum imports into the U.S. through India without declaring that the entries were subject to the order. CBP initiated the EAPA investigation following an allegation from domestic xanthan gum producer CP Kelco, through Greenberg Traurig lawyer Matthew Kanna (see 2106070057).

Topics:Country of origin cases