The US Court of International Trade remanded the International Trade Commission's affirmative dumping determination on methionine imported from France, Japan and Spain. The court sent the case back for reconsideration rather than ruling on the merits.
The decision is a legal step in an ongoing antidumping case.
A remand leaves the existing dumping duties in an uncertain state, which could affect import costs for methionine in the US. The price impact is likely limited unless the ITC's revised finding changes duty levels.
Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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