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ExecutiveApr 8, 2026Updated Apr 21, 2026

USITC AD/CVD Final Determination: Fatty Acids From Indonesia and Malaysia

DateApr 8, 2026

SourceUSITC

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Executive Summary

The U.S. International Trade Commission issued final phase antidumping and/or countervailing duty injury determinations concerning fatty acids imported from Indonesia and Malaysia (Federal Register, Apr. 8, 2026). This concludes the Commission's injury inquiry, with the determinations governing whether Commerce Department AD/CVD orders will be issued or continued against these two major oleochemical exporters. Indonesia and Malaysia are the world's dominant palm-oil-derived fatty acid producers.

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Review Snapshot

Scope: HS 38, 3823, 29 / ID, MY / AD/CVD / Fatty acids
Question: Does this source change alter exposure, timing, or review priority for HS 38, 3823, 29 / ID, MY / AD/CVD / Fatty acids?
Next move: Check HS 38 in Tariffs, then save the scope if this question repeats.

What Changed

Event type: Adcvd Final
Restriction: Import · Tariff
Target goods: Fatty acids
Target countries: ID, MY

Legal / Policy Context

Legal basis

19 U.S.C. 1671, 1673

Policy instruments

AD/CVD

Practical Takeaways

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