Steel wire rod duty review reopened, affecting nail wire input costs
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Commerce gave notice that it is reopening and intends to reconsider the final results of an antidumping review of carbon and alloy steel wire rod from South Korea. Wire rod is the raw input drawn into pallet nail wire, so duty decisions on rod feed through to nail manufacturing costs.
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- US Department of Commerce (Federal Register)
- Original date
- 28 Aug 2026
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- 17 Sept 2026
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