Go Back Another Sixty Days on Your Electrodes
Last Wednesday's antidumping preliminaries pushed suspension of liquidation back to July 2. The countervailing duty side of the same two cases reaches back to May 1, it was decided first, and on Chinese electrodes it is the larger half of the bill. Also on the file: your 2024 benzotriazole just got its final subsidy number, seven chemical orders renewed with nobody from the other side filing a word, 5E closed on Searles Valley at 14.5 percent, and Corteva noticed the same two Pittsburg jobs twice.
Three days ago this desk told you to go pull every entry summary since July 2.
That instruction was right and it was sixty-two days short.
"Which leg of the duty stack actually reaches back the furthest, and when was it decided?"
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