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Commerce sets $0.38 to $1.00 per kilogram antidumping rates in Vietnam frozen fish fillet review
US Commerce has published final results in its latest antidumping review of frozen fish fillets from Vietnam, and the spread between the two examined exporters — $0.38 to $1.00 per kilogram — is wide enough to change which supplier is competitive on a given order.
Datos clave
- Final rates: Bien Dong Seafood $1.00/kg, NTSF Seafoods $0.38/kg, two non-selected separate-rate respondents $0.84/kg (the average of the two).
- The Vietnam-wide entity rate stays unchanged at $2.39/kg after being rescinded from this review for lack of a valid review request.
- These are per-kilogram, not ad valorem, duties — they hit low-priced fillets hardest, and the effective percentage rises as FOB price falls.
The rates, and who they apply to
Commerce published final results and a partial rescission of the administrative review (case A-552-801) on 13 August 2026, covering the review period 1 August 2023 through 31 July 2024. Final weighted-average dumping margins: Bien Dong Seafood Co., Ltd. $1.00/kg; NTSF Seafoods Joint Stock Company $0.38/kg. Two non-selected separate-rate respondents, Can Tho Import Export Seafood and Nam Viet Corporation, receive $0.84/kg — the weighted average of the two examined exporters. The Vietnam-wide entity rate is unchanged at $2.39/kg, since that entity was itself rescinded from this particular review for lack of a valid review request.
Commerce also rescinded the review in part for 25 companies plus the Vietnam-wide entity that had no suspended entries during the review period, including moving one company out of the Vietnam-wide appendix to correct a preliminary-results error. Entries under a rescinded company's case number liquidate at the rate as entered; everyone else not otherwise covered gets the $2.39/kg Vietnam-wide rate.
What takes effect, and when
New cash-deposit requirements apply to shipments entered or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption on or after the 13 August 2026 publication date, and remain in effect until further notice. Commerce intends to issue assessment instructions to CBP no earlier than 35 days after publication; if a timely court challenge is filed, CBP holds off liquidating until the injunction-request window closes, within 90 days of publication.
Por qué importa
These are specific per-kilogram duties, not ad valorem, so they hit low-priced fillets hardest and the effective percentage rises as the FOB price falls. The gap between $0.38 and $1.00/kg between the two examined exporters is large enough to shift which supplier is competitive, and the $0.84/kg non-selected rate applies to a long list of exporters buyers may have assumed carried a better number. Reconcile entry summaries against the importer-specific assessment method now — the true liability for the review period can differ sharply from what was deposited.