NAFTA OIL COUNTRY TUBULAR GOODS MEXICO USA
February 1st, 2006
BY KEITH NUTHALL
A NORTH American Free Trade Area panel has ordered the United States department of commerce (DoC) to review anti-dumping duties imposed on US imports of oil country tubular goods from Mexican producer Hysla SA de CV. The panel found potential errors in calculations underpinning the 21.7% duty, imposed in 1996. It said, the DoC should reconsider its assessments of Hysla's packing and production costs, and that if these were found close to the Mexicans' prices, the panel directed "the department to address Hylsa's request for a revocation of ...
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