Mexico clarifies final anti-dumping measures against Chinese carbon steel nuts

On November 4, 2010, the General Administration of International Trade Practice of the Ministry of Economic Affairs of the United States released an announcement in the "Official Daily" to clarify the scope limitation of anti-dumping investigations against China Carbon Steel Nuts issued on August 2, 2010. The content is as follows:

The taxation levy of 64% anti-dumping duty applies only to products that meet the following conditions under 7318.1603 and 7318.1604: 1008-1045 single-piece carbon steel nuts with hardness of 2, 5, 8 and 2H; hexagonal or tetragonal; Not more than 1 inch and half with internal threads; upper and lower surfaces are flat; whether or not there is a metal coating; carbon steel nuts originally produced in China. If you do not meet the above conditions are not within the scope of taxation.

In addition, a butterfly nut, a more secure nylon drill nut, acorn nut, flange or flange nut, T- or "TEE"-type nut, cone nut, and rivet nut (longer column screw body plus flange The base) is not within the scope of the taxation. Screws with carbon steel nuts that contain washers or have any combination of hexagonal or tetragonal shapes (such as conical or cylindrical) in the screw body are also not subject to taxation.