Topic
USITC Injury Decision Tracking
Follow USITC injury decisions, investigations, votes, companion Commerce cases, and source-linked procedural records.
investigation IDstatutecountrysubject merchandisevote timing
Search intent
People search for USITC injury decision tracking.
This page is the public entry point. It explains the issue, links to the public tools that surface the primary records, and routes repeat work into review.
Search paths
Connect USITC injury decisions to investigation scope, merchandise, and remedy exposure.
Review path
Turn an injury decision into case review scope when it can change remedy exposure.
- 1Identify the case familyStart with investigation ID, statute, subject merchandise, country coverage, vote timing, and companion agency records.
- 2Review the investigation scopeKeep the case, merchandise, country, product family, and decision timing together when the same exposure needs review.
- 3Review remedy impactUse Paid review when a decision may change duty assumptions, sourcing review, customer communication, or case handoff.
Track injury case scopeWhy it matters
Injury decisions can determine whether a trade remedy becomes operational exposure. Import teams need the investigation posture beside the product and country question.
How Traverse frames it
Traverse places USITC records next to Commerce decisions, tariff context, and source-backed Paid review so one case family does not split across separate research surfaces.
Common questions
What import teams usually need to answer.
Why track USITC injury decisions?
USITC injury decisions can decide whether a trade remedy proceeds, changes posture, or creates operating exposure for a country and subject merchandise category.
What connects a USITC decision to import exposure?
Investigation ID, statute, country, subject merchandise, vote timing, determination type, and companion Commerce case activity connect the decision to import exposure.
When should an injury decision become source-backed Paid review?
Review the investigation when the same country, product family, merchandise scope, or companion AD/CVD case needs repeat review.
Review checklist
What to check before this becomes repeat review.
- 1Identify investigation ID, statute, determination type, and vote timing.
- 2Map country and subject merchandise to product exposure.
- 3Check companion Commerce AD/CVD case activity.
- 4Separate procedural updates from remedy-changing decisions.
- 5Review investigation, country, merchandise, and case terms together.
ExecutiveJun 30, 2026Federal Register
USITC Schedules Expedited Sunset Reviews of AD/CVD Orders on Steel Welded Wire Mesh from Mexico
The USITC is conducting expedited five-year reviews (Inv. Nos. 701-TA-653 and 731-TA-1527) to determine whether revoking AD and CVD orders on standard steel welded wire mesh from Mexico would likely cause continuation or recurrence of material injury. The expedited review format indicates limited substantive responses were received from domestic interested parties.
ExecutiveJun 30, 2026Federal Register
USITC 337-TA-1486: Five New Respondents Added to Disposable ENDS Investigation
The USITC declined to review ALJ Order No. 13, which adds five Hong Kong-linked entities-Nevera (HK) Limited, Wonder Ladies Limited, Sailing South Limited, Palma Terra Limited, and Marea Morada Limited-as respondents in the Section 337 investigation covering disposable and closed-system ENDS devices. The investigation (337-TA-1486) continues to examine allegedly unfair import practices in this product category.
ExecutiveJun 30, 2026Federal Register
USITC Institutes Sec. 337 Inv. 337-TA-1507: Caterpillar Targets Heavy Machinery Imports for Patent Infringement
The USITC has instituted Investigation No. 337-TA-1507 based on a Caterpillar Inc. complaint alleging importation of certain heavy machinery and components infringes four U.S. patents ('637, '837, '554, '341). Caterpillar seeks a limited exclusion order and cease and desist orders to bar infringing imports.
Review investigation IDs, merchandise, country, and decision timing together. Track injury case scope.