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On November 4, 2026, the US Department of Commerce issued an announcement stating that it made a third quick anti-dumping review and final ruling on magnesium-carbon bricks imported from China and Mexico, ruling that if the anti-dumping duties in this case were abolished, the dumping of the products involved in the case in China would continue or occur again with a dumping margin of 236%, and that the dumping of Mexican products involved in the case would continue or occur again with a dumping margin of 57.90%. At the same time, the US Department of Commerce issued a third quick countervailing review and final ruling on magnesium-carbon bricks imported from China, ruling that if the countervailing duty in this case is abolished, it will cause the Chinese subsidy for the products involved in the case to continue or reoccur at a rate of 3.00% to 232.63%.
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On November 4, 2026, the US Department of Commerce issued an announcement stating that it made a third quick anti-dumping review and final ruling on magnesium-carbon bricks imported from China and Mexico, ruling that if the anti-dumping duties in this case were abolished, the dumping of the products involved in the case in China would continue or occur again with a dumping margin of 236%, and that the dumping of Mexican products involved in the case would continue or occur again with a dumping margin of 57.90%. At the same time, the US Department of Commerce issued a third quick countervailing review and final ruling on magnesium-carbon bricks imported from China, ruling that if the countervailing duty in this case is abolished, it will cause the Chinese subsidy for the products involved in the case to continue or reoccur at a rate of 3.00% to 232.63%.
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