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USITC keeps the fresh-tomato antidumping order on Mexico in place
Updated · Impact score 74/100 · Confidence 55%
The USITC found that changed circumstances do not warrant revoking the antidumping duty order on fresh tomatoes from Mexico. The Commission completed the review on July 20, so importers should continue treating the order as active.
Why it matters
The decision rejects the requested revocation and preserves the current trade-remedy framework for covered Mexican tomatoes. It does not create a new rate or replace Commerce and CBP instructions, so entry treatment should continue under the active order and applicable case guidance.
What to check next
Keep current antidumping entry controls in place for Mexican fresh tomatoes, confirm supplier and product coverage against the operative written scope, and monitor Commerce and CBP case instructions rather than treating the review as a rate change.
Affected entities
- Mexico -> US
- USITC
- Commerce
- Fresh tomatoes
- Antidumping order