U.S. Department of Commerce Cancels Review of Countervailing Duties on Aluminum Sheets from China

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The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced the cancellation of a review. This review was about countervailing duties on aluminum sheets from China.

Commerce started the review because some people asked for it. They wanted to look at certain companies: Alcha International, Jiangsu Alcha, Yantai Jintai, and Yinbang.

These reviews help check if higher taxes, called duties, are paid on goods from other countries. The government does this to protect U.S. companies from unfair prices.

Commerce found that Alcha International and Jiangsu Alcha didn’t have any shipments during the time they were looking at. Without shipments, there is nothing to review.

Yantai Jintai asked to stop its review. The petitioner, who wanted the review for Yinbang, also decided to cancel their request.

Because there are no more reviews needed, the government is stopping the entire review. No changes will be made to current duty rates.

The department will tell Customs to keep duties as they are, and no changes will be made. Everyone who asked for a review will need to follow rules for sending back or destroying private information.

This notice was signed on October 19, 2026, by Scot Fullerton from the U.S. Department of Commerce.

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