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Vietnam steel nail countervailing duty order reviewed by US Commerce

By: Pallet News deskOriginal source: US Department of Commerce (Federal Register)Original date: 2 Sept 2026Open original ↗
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Photo: A Construction Battalion Unit 412 (CBU-412) uses a pneumatic nail driver to anchor studs in a frame as his coworker holds the wood in place. The builders are constructing a window f - DPLA - cd674145390605271d763939eb631834 by Department of Defense. American Forces Information Service. Defense Visual Information Center. 1994, via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

Commerce published final results of the expedited second sunset review of the countervailing duty order on certain steel nails from Vietnam. Vietnam is a significant source of collated nails, so the status of the order matters to nail sourcing decisions.

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US Department of Commerce (Federal Register)
Original date
2 Sept 2026
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17 Sept 2026
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Source US Department of Commerce (Federal Register)

Original date 3 Sept 2026

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