Law360, New York (February 03, 2011, 6:27 PM ET) -- A Chinese bearing maker is accusing the U.S. Department of Commerce of overcalculating anti-dumping duty rates for the company’s tapered roller bearings and steel inputs, saying the determinations were excessive and based on unreliable data.
Peer Bearing Co.-Changshan told the U.S. Court of International Trade in a complaint Wednesday that Commerce’s International Trade Administration errantly calculated a 38.39 percent ad valorem rate for the company in an anti-dumping review of tapered roller bearings from China.
According to the complaint, the ITA wrongfully concluded in the final...
Chinese Co. Seeks Lower Duties On Roller Bearings
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