AD/CVD case
A-274-804: AD on Carbon and Certain Alloy Steel Wire Rod From Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, Moldova, and Trinidad and… from Trinidad and Tobago
Carbon and Certain Alloy Steel Wire Rod From Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, Moldova, and Trinidad and Tobago
- Case no.
- A-274-804
- Type
- AD
- Origin
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Status
- active
§ I · CASE STATUS
Case A-274-804 is currently active. The latest event was published on 2026-03-02 as a continuation. Administered by the US Department of Commerce International Trade Administration (ITA), with injury proceedings by USITC.
Official source: Federal Register 2026-04121
§ II · EVENT TIMELINE
§ III · AFFECTED HTS
4 US HTS lines are currently associated with this case. Click into any to see the full duty stack across origins.
§ IV · OTHER ACTIVE CASES FROM SAME COUNTRY
Other cases from the same country with activity in the last 24 months:
§ V · FAQ
What are AD and CVD?
Antidumping (AD) duties target goods sold to the US below fair value. Countervailing duties (CVD) target goods that benefit from foreign government subsidies. Both are administered by the US Department of Commerce International Trade Administration (ITA), with injury determinations by the USITC.
How is the final AD/CVD duty calculated?
Cash deposit rates are set per company, per country of origin, per product scope, and updated through administrative reviews. Dutylane surfaces the case-level watch signal only — it does not compute a binding cash deposit rate. Always confirm with the latest ITA administrative review or CBP instruction.
Can an AD/CVD case be revoked?
Yes. Common revocation paths include: (a) a sunset review (5-year automatic review) finding that continued duties are unnecessary; (b) an administrative review determining the dumping margin or subsidy is de minimis; (c) ITA self-initiated revocation. Revocations are published in the Federal Register. Dutylane's status field reflects ITA's most recent published state.