The US extends deadline for final ruling on wooden cabinets from VN
The US Department of Commerce has extended the deadline by 31 days for a determination on an inquiry into whether wooden cabinets from Vietnam are within the scope of its antidumping and countervailing duties.
The new deadline for the preliminary finding is in July, according to the Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam.
The investigation was initiated in May 2022 to determine whether wooden cabinets, vanities and components from China that undergo further processing in Malaysia or Vietnam before being exported to the US fall under its antidumping and countervailing duties imposed on wooden cabinets from China.
The new deadline for the preliminary circumvention determination is now July 29 and the final circumvention determination is October 28.
In September, the US Department of Commerce issued an initial finding that three cases of wooden cabinets imported from Vietnam with components produced in China are within the scope of duty orders on wooden cabinets from China.
The US has imposed an anti-dumping duty of 4.37-262.18% and an anti-subsidy duty of 13.33-293.45% on wooden cabinets from China since April 4, 2020.
