Anti-Dumping Duty Checker
Check anti-dumping and countervailing duties by product, origin country, and destination market. View duty rates, investigation status, historical rates, and exemption options.
Anti-Dumping Duty Checker
Check anti-dumping and countervailing duties by product, origin country, and destination market. Calculate duty impact and understand compliance requirements.
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Found for this route
248.66%
AD/CVD duty
$248,660
On $100,000
active
Until 2028-03-20
Hot-Rolled Steel Flat Products
HS Code: 7208 | Steel Products
Duty Rate
248.66%
Effective Date
2018-03-20
Expiry Date
2028-03-20
Investigation #
A-570-916
Exporter-Specific Rates
| Exporter | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| All Others | 248.66% | Country-wide rate |
| Baoshan Iron & Steel | 206.63% | Individual rate |
| Anshan Iron & Steel | 236.91% | Individual rate |
Section 232 tariffs of 25% may also apply in addition to AD/CVD duties.
Anti-dumping (AD) duties are protectionist tariffs imposed on foreign imports believed to be priced below fair market value. These duties are designed to protect domestic industries from unfair competition and can significantly impact your landed costs.
Countervailing duties (CVD) are separate tariffs imposed to offset foreign government subsidies. Many products are subject to both AD and CVD duties simultaneously, resulting in significantly higher total duties.
Key Points
- • AD/CVD duties are in addition to normal customs duties
- • FTAs typically do not override AD/CVD orders
- • Orders remain in effect for 5+ years
- • Subject to periodic administrative reviews
Steel Products
HS: 7204-7229
Up to 536%Aluminum Products
HS: 7601-7616
Up to 373%Solar Panels
HS: 8541.40
Up to 239%Wind Turbines
HS: 8502.31
Up to 215%Automotive Tires
HS: 4011
Up to 88%Chemicals
HS: 2801-2942
Up to 154%| Market | Authority | Active Measures | Database |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | US DOC / ITC | 600+ | AD/CVD Search |
| European Union | European Commission | 150+ | TRADE Defence |
| United Kingdom | TRAB UK | 90+ | Trade Remedies |
| Australia | Anti-Dumping Commission | 200+ | Public Register |
| India | DGTR India | 350+ | DGTR Database |
| Canada | CBSA | 150+ | SIMA Registry |
Active
Order is in effect and duties are being collected. Subject to periodic reviews.
Under Review
Administrative review in progress. Duty rates may be adjusted retroactively.
Sunset Review
5-year review to determine if order should continue. May result in revocation.
New Investigation
Fresh investigation initiated. Provisional measures may apply during investigation.
Expired
Order has been revoked or expired. No AD duties currently apply.
Check Before You Import
Always verify AD/CVD status before arranging shipments. Retroactive duties can be financially devastating.
Know Your Exporter Rate
Individual exporter rates may be significantly lower than country-wide rates. Ask your supplier for their rate.
Monitor Administrative Reviews
Annual reviews can result in retroactive duty adjustments. Budget for potential increases.
Consider Alternative Sourcing
Countries without AD measures may offer significant cost advantages. Evaluate total landed cost.
Explore New Exporter Review
New exporters not investigated originally may qualify for individual rates lower than country-wide rates.
Work with a Licensed Broker
AD/CVD compliance is complex. A licensed customs broker can help navigate the requirements.
Assuming FTAs Override AD Duties
Free Trade Agreement benefits typically do not apply to products subject to AD/CVD orders.
Ignoring Cumulative Duties
AD/CVD duties are in addition to normal duties and any Section 301/232 tariffs.
Not Monitoring Reviews
Administrative reviews can result in retroactive duty adjustments years after import.
Misclassifying Products
Wrong HS codes can lead to unexpected AD duties or penalties for non-compliance.
How long do anti-dumping orders last?
Anti-dumping orders typically remain in effect for at least 5 years. However, through sunset reviews, many orders have been in place for decades. The US has AD orders dating back to the 1980s that are still active today.
Can I get an exemption from AD duties?
Full exemptions are rare. However, new exporters may qualify for individual rates through New Exporter Reviews, which can be significantly lower than country-wide rates. Some products may also be excluded from the scope of an order.
Do FTAs eliminate anti-dumping duties?
No. Most FTAs explicitly preserve the right to impose anti-dumping duties. AD/CVD measures take precedence over FTA preferences. You cannot claim FTA benefits to avoid AD duties.
What happens during an administrative review?
During annual reviews, authorities examine actual export data to recalculate dumping margins. This can result in higher or lower duty rates. Importantly, these adjustments are applied retroactively to entries made during the review period.
Who is responsible for paying AD duties?
The importer of record is ultimately responsible for paying all AD/CVD duties, including any retroactive adjustments after administrative reviews. This liability cannot be transferred to the foreign exporter.
How can I check if my product has AD duties?
Use official government databases like the US DOC's AD/CVD Search, EU's TRADE Defence Database, or work with a licensed customs broker. This tool provides sample data for common products but should not be used as the sole source for compliance decisions.
Important Disclaimer
This tool provides sample data for educational purposes only. Anti-dumping duty rates, investigation status, and exporter-specific rates are subject to change. Always verify with official government sources (US DOC, European Commission, TRAB, etc.) or consult with a licensed customs broker before making import decisions. Shiportrade.com is not responsible for any decisions made based on this information.