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Nails & fasteners

Final results issued in sunset reviews of steel nail dumping duties on five countries

Original source: US Department of Commerce (Federal Register)Original date: 3 Sept 2026Open original ↗

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The US Department of Commerce published final results of expedited second sunset reviews of the antidumping duty orders on certain steel nails from South Korea, Malaysia, Oman, Taiwan and Vietnam. Collated steel nails are the main fastener in pallet assembly, so duty orders on these origins shape import routes and pricing for nail buyers trading with the US.

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Source organisation: US Department of Commerce (Federal Register)
Original date: 3 Sept 2026
Published by us: 17 Sept 2026

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