Eleven Chemical Orders Go on the Clock This Month
Commerce opened the administrative-review window on fifty-seven antidumping and countervailing duty orders on Monday, eleven of them chemical lines, and requests close November 30. Also on the file since Friday: Celanese marked four footprint closures complete without publishing a tonne, Cabot signed a $50 million Department of Energy grant for battery additives in Louisiana and Texas, and Huntsman's plant-closing line fell to $19 million from $137 million.
Commerce published its November anniversary list on Monday, and fifty-seven orders are on it.
Eleven are chemical lines, and the window to ask for a review closes on November 30.
"Which of the orders you buy under are about to have their rate reopened by somebody who isn't you?"
Everything below is new since Friday's radar, which closed on filings of October 30. Three chemical majors reported Monday, the Federal Register ran two issues, and almost none of it came with a tonne attached.
Fifty-seven Orders, Eleven of Them Yours
The notice is FR Doc 2026-22345, 91 FR 68936, published Monday. Period of review is 11/1/25 to 10/31/26 on the antidumping side and calendar 2025 on the countervailing side.
Requests are due no later than the last day of November, which gives you twenty-seven days from this morning.
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