US Department of Commerce Preliminarily Finds No Countervailable Subsidies for Canadian Live Swine, Aligns Final Determination with Antidumping Investigation

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The US Department of Commerce has determined that Canadian live swine producers and exporters are not receiving countervailable subsidies, and is aligning its final determination with the companion antidumping investigation into Canadian live swine

Original source language: Federal Register — Department of CommerceOpen original release →

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