Commerce is investigating whether Malaysian imports of carbon steel butt-weld pipe fittings using PRC-sourced components circumvent the existing antidumping duty order on PRC products. The inquiry was initiated at the request of domestic producers TFA, Mills Iron Works, and Hackney Ladish.

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Scope: HS 73 / CN, MY / AD/CVD, Anti-Circumvention
Question: Does this source change alter exposure, timing, or review priority for HS 73 / CN, MY / AD/CVD, Anti-Circumvention?
Next move: Check HS 73 in Tariffs, then save the scope if this question repeats.

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Policy instruments

AD/CVDAnti-Circumvention

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