U.S. Department of Commerce Extends Antidumping Findings on Sugar from Belgium, France, and Germany, and Countervailing Duty Order on Sugar from the European Community

Summary

The U.S. Department of Commerce has reaffirmed its findings that revoking antidumping measures on sugar imports from Belgium, France, and Germany would likely lead to continued dumping, and that revoking countervailing duties on sugar imports from the European Community would likely lead to continued subsidies. This decision was made after a review by the International Trade Commission, which found that revoking these measures would likely cause material injury to the U.S. sugar industry.