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Commerce Slaps SE Asian Solar Cells With Heavy ADCVDs

On November 29 the United States Department of Commerce (“Commerce”) announced preliminary duties on solar cells manufactured in Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. This comes as determined that manufacturers in these countries are selling solar cells for less than fair market value, and/or are benefitting from government subsidies that harm U.S. domestic producers. Companies participating in the antidumping and countervailing duty investigations receive company-specific rates which differ from the “all-other” rates. Non-participating exporters or producers will receive “all other” rates. The “all-other” duty rates are as follows:

Country of OriginCVD Cash Deposit RateADD Cash Deposit Rate (Adjusted for Subsidy Offset)
Malaysia9.13%17.84%
Thailand23.06%57.66%
Cambodia8.25%117.12%
Vietnam2.85%271.28%

If you or your client may be affected by these new duties, and you are unsure where to begin, we invite you to contact us.

This article is general information, not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. The law described here changes, sometimes weekly. For advice about your own entries, notices or deadlines, contact the firm.

Shanshan Liang, managing attorney of Liang + Mooney

Shanshan "Shannon" Liang

Managing attorney · 中文 (native) · English

Born in China, trained as an engineer, admitted to the Court of International Trade. Shannon has run the firm since 2022 and handles every Chinese-language matter personally.

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