U.S. Commerce Department, Imports

Commerce Declares No "Free Pass" To Commit Fraud In Trade Cases

by King & Spalding on 5/7/2013

Trade remedies provide much needed relief to domestic industries battered by unfairly traded imports. But their effectiveness can be gravely undermined when exporters resort to deceit and outright fraud to skirt around...more

Commerce Takes A More Aggressive Stance On Fraud by Jef Denning

by King & Spalding on 4/4/2013

In the March 2011 edition edition of the Trade and Manufacturing Alert, we reported on the decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Home Products Int’l v. United States, 633 F.3d 1369 (2011),...more

Obama Administration Moves Forward With Export Control Reform

by Stephan Becker, Benjamin Cote, Christopher R. Wall | Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP on 3/18/2013

On March 7 and 8, 2013, President Obama took two important steps to further U.S. export control reform. First, the President notified Congress of the proposed transfer of certain items relating to aircraft and gas turbine...more

U.S. Trade Officials Meet with Chinese Counterparts and Report on China’s WTO Compliance by T. Augustine Lo

by King & Spalding on 2/6/2013

On December 18, 2012, USTR Ambassador Ron Kirk and U.S. Commerce Department Acting Secretary Rebecca Blank commenced a two-day meeting with Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan held in Washington, DC. This meeting between U.S....more

Stainless Steel Sinks Industry Sees Benefits Of Relief From Unfair Imports From China By Brian McGill

by King & Spalding on 1/15/2013

Significant preliminary antidumping (“AD”) duties were imposed on imports of drawn stainless steel sinks from China on September 27, 2012, with cash deposit rates ranging from 54.25 percent to 76.53 percent. These margins had...more

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U.S. Commerce Department › Imports

Commerce Declares No "Free Pass" To Commit Fraud In Trade Cases

Commerce Takes A More Aggressive Stance On Fraud by Jef Denning

Obama Administration Moves Forward With Export Control Reform

U.S. Trade Officials Meet with Chinese Counterparts and Report on China’s WTO Compliance by T. Augustine Lo

Stainless Steel Sinks Industry Sees Benefits Of Relief From Unfair Imports From China By Brian McGill

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