Import statistics for SIMA measures in force

Aluminum extrusions (AE): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The majority of the subject goods imported from cooperative exporters were priced at or above established normal values
• Several importers self-assessed anti-dumping and subsidizing duties applicable at the time of entry
• The majority of the non-subject goods imported consisted of further worked extrusions with permanent attachments which were either welded or riveted, or extrusions which comprised part of a kit for items such as gazebos, sun shelters, or shower doors/enclosures

Carbon steel welded pipe (CSWP1): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary:

• Identified HS codes overlap with goods imported under the piling pipe case
• There were a low volume of importations of subject goods
• Vast majority of imported non-subject carbon steel welded pipes were below ½” or over 6” in nominal diameter and/or were certified to a non-subject specification
• There were also a significant amount of seamless pipes, ready cut pipes/pipe nipples, EMT Conduit, Stainless Steel pipes, Seamless Casing, Hollow Structural Sections, DOM tubes, polyethylene double coated pipes
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Carbon steel welded pipe 2 (CSWP2): Dumping (Chinese Taipei, India, Oman, South Korea, Thailand and United Arab Emirates) and subsidizing (India)

2024 summary

• Identified HS codes overlap with goods imported under the hollow structural steel
• High proportion of importations from cooperative exporters with established normal values
• Export prices were generally above normal values. Various importers contacted the CBSA prior to shipment in order to self-assess correctly
• The vast majority of non-subject goods imported were below ½” or over 6” in nominal diameter and/or were certified to a non-subject specification
• Significant importations of excluded goods such as seamless pipes, ready cut pipes/pipe nipples and mechanical tubes
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Carbon steel welded pipe 3 (CSWP3): Dumping (Pakistan, Philippines, Türkiye, Vietnam)

2024 summary

• High proportion of importations from cooperative exporters with established normal values
• Export prices were generally above normal values
• The majority of importers correctly self-assessed anti-dumping duties applicable at time of importation
• The vast majority of non-subject goods imported were below ½” or over 6” in nominal diameter and/or were certified to a non-subject specification
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Cold-rolled steel (CRS): Dumping and subsidizing (China, South Korea, Vietnam)

2024 summary

• Vast majority of imports meet one of the exclusions
• The HS codes monitored cover a vast number of subject and non-subject goods
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Concrete reinforcing bar (RB1): Dumping (China, South Korea, Türkiye) and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Importers self-assessed anti-dumping duties applicable at the time of entry
• The majority of the non-subject goods imported were stainless steel tubes, hot rolled steel angles, fabricated REBAR and Hadfield steel

Concrete reinforcing bar 2 (RB2): Dumping (Belarus, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Japan, Portugal and Spain)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The subject goods imported were from cooperative exporters, all of which were priced at or above established normal values

Concrete reinforcing bar 3 (RB3): Dumping (Algeria, Egypt, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• A significant amount of the subject goods imported were from cooperative exporters, most of which were priced at or above established normal values

Concrete reinforcing bar 4 (RB4): Dumping (Oman and Russia)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• A significant amount of the subject goods imported were self-assessed correctly for anti-dumping duties at the time of importation

Concrete reinforcing bar 5 (RB5): Dumping (Bulgaria, Thailand, and United Arab Emirates)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Data reported includes the provisional period
• Importers self-assessed anti-dumping duties applicable at the time of entry

Container chassis (CC): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The HS codes monitored cover a vast number of mostly non subject and low value goods
• For the HS codes in question, the units of measurement are variable: numbers, kilograms, blank fields, etc.
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Copper pipe fittings (CPF): Dumping (China, South Korea and United States) and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Several exporters with established normal values provide the CBSA with monthly reports of their shipments
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping and subsidizing duties applicable at time of entry
• The majority of the subject goods imported from cooperative exporters were priced at or above established normal values

Copper pipe fittings 2 (CPF2): Dumping and subsidizing (Vietnam)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping duties applicable at the time of entry

Copper tube (CT): Dumping (Brazil, China, Greece, Mexico and South Korea) and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The majority of the non-subject goods imported were industrial tubes or manufactured to a non-subject standard
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping and subsidizing duties applicable at time of entry

Corrosion-resistant steel sheet (COR): Dumping (China, Chinese Taipei, India and South Korea)

2024 summary

• Vast majority of imports meet one of the exclusions
• The HS codes monitored cover a vast number of subject and non-subject goods
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Corrosion-resistant steel sheet 2 (COR2): Dumping (Türkiye, United Arab Emirates, Vietnam) and subsidizing (Türkiye)

2024 summary

• The majority of non-subject goods imported meet one of the specific exclusions
• As in previous years (other than one outlier), the volume of subject goods is relatively low, and overall importer compliance is very good
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The majority of subject goods imported were from cooperative exporters, most of which were priced at or above established normal values
• There were significant amounts of goods imported from specifically excluded exporters
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Dry wheat pasta (DWP): Dumping and subsidizing (Türkiye)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Two importers are responsible for significant volume of dry wheat pasta
• Most goods where imported at or above established normal values
• SIMA Duties are mostly countervailing duties

Fasteners (FAS): Dumping (China and Chinese Taipei) and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• The majority of importers were aware of the measure in place and self-assessed anti-dumping and subsidizing duties applicable at time of importation
• The majority of the subject goods imported from cooperative exporters were priced at or above established normal values
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Many importers and exporters of subject goods contacted the CBSA prior to shipment in order to determine the proper amount of anti-dumping and subsidizing duty owing in order to self-assess accordingly
• The majority of the non-subject goods imported consisted of screws that are not within the specified dimensions, made of stainless steel, or specifically excluded from the Tribunal’s order

Flat hot-rolled steel sheet (HRSS): Dumping (Brazil, China, and Ukraine) and subsidizing (India)

2024 summary

• The majority of non-subject goods imported were either specifically excluded or had a thickness not within the specified range
• A significant quantity of the goods imported were misclassified
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping duties applicable at the time of importation
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• On May 13th, 2022, the Canadian International Trade Tribunal officially terminated anti-dumping duties originating in or exported from Ukraine
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Grinding media (GM): Dumping and subsidizing (India)

2024 summary

• As a result of the limited number of parties involved, detailed information regarding the value, volume and SIMA duties assessed on subject imports cannot be divulged for confidentiality reasons
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Gypsum board (GB): Dumping (United States of America)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The majority of subject goods are exported by two or three main co-operative exporters with normal values
• The CBSA uses shipment reports supplied by importers as part of enforcement and monitoring

Heavy plate (HP): Dumping (Chinese Taipei and Germany)

2024 summary

• The majority of subject goods imported were from co-operative exporters, most of which were priced at or above established normal values
• The majority of the non-subject goods imported were either specifically excluded or had a thickness or widths not within the specified range
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Decrease in the amount of subject goods imported
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Pea protein (HPC): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Data reported includes the provisional period
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping and subsidizing duties applicable at time of entry
• The majority of subject goods imported were from cooperative exporters, most of which were priced at or above established normal values and subsidizing duties were paid

Hollow structural sections (HSS): Dumping (South Korea and Türkiye)

2024 summary

• Identified HS codes overlap with goods imported under the carbon steel welded pipe cases
• The value and quantity monitored for 2023 is high due to significant amount of standard pipes (ASTM A53) imported from the South Korea and Türkiye (carbon steel welded pipe 3); and, as well as line pipe (API 5L) imported from the South Korea (line pipe 2)
• The majority of non-subject goods imported were mechanical tubes, standard pipes, piling pipes, pipe fittings, welded casing or were not within the specified size range
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Large line pipe (LLP): Dumping (China, Japan) and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• High proportion of importations from cooperative exporters with established normal values
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping and subsidizing duties applicable at time of importation
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Significant amounts of goods imported qualified under the exclusion provision of the CITT injury finding
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Large power transformers (TR): Dumping (South Korea)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• As a result of the limited number of parties involved, detailed information regarding the value, volume and SIMA duties assessed on subject imports cannot be divulged for confidentiality reasons
• Normal values were calculated on a per-shipment basis by the CBSA
• Exporters of subject goods provided the documentation and information necessary to calculate normal values and margins of dumping

Line pipe 1 (LP1): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• High proportion of importations were from exporters with established normal values
• Most goods imported were non-subject pipes; galvanized, below 2.375” outside diameter, excluded goods, certified to a non-subject specification, seamless hollow sections for further processing, seamless casing, seamless mechanical tubes or specialty large diameter pipes with non-subject specifications (ASTM A252)
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping and subsidizing duties applicable at time of importation
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Line pipe 2 (LP2): Dumping (South Korea)

2024 summary

• High proportion of importations were from exporters with established normal values
• Significant importations of non-subject goods measured greater than the parameters of subject line pipe
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping duties applicable at time of importation
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Mattresses (MAT): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• Most of the non-subject goods are mattress protectors, duvet covers, pillows and other bedding products
• There were many importations of specifically excluded goods
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Oil country tubular goods (OCTG1): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• A high amount of transactions self-assessed SIMA duties
• The majority of the subject goods imported were from exporters issued specific normal values
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Oil country tubular goods 2 (OCTG2): Dumping (Chinese Taipei, India, Indonesia, Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, Türkiye, Ukraine and Vietnam)

2024 summary

• The majority of the non-subject goods imported were pup joints, mechanical tubing, line pipe, piling pipe and other various type of bars and pipes. These goods may have been subject to and assessed under other measures in force
• There was an increase in the importation of subject goods from non-cooperative exporters
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Photovoltaic modules and laminates (SML): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The majority of the non-subject goods imported were below 100 W
• Many importers of subject goods contacted the CBSA prior to shipment in order to determine the proper amount of anti-dumping and subsidizing duty owing in order to self-assess accordingly
• The data includes subject goods that are being imported under other HS classification numbers not listed on the Measures in Force’s webpage

Piling pipe (PP): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• Significant importations of subject goods were from exporters with established normal values
• Identified HS codes overlap with goods imported under the carbon steel welded pipe 1 case
• Most of the imported non-subject goods were mechanical tubes, stainless steel tubes, square/rectangular tubes or were not within the specified size range
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Pup joints (PJ): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• As a result of the limited number of parties involved, detailed information regarding the value, volume and SIMA duties assessed on subject imports cannot be divulged for confidentiality reasons
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Refined sugar (SUG): Dumping (Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom and United States) and subsidizing (European Union)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The majority of non-subject goods imported consisted of sugar products that are specifically excluded from the Tribunal’s order

Seamless casing (SC): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The majority of the subject goods imported were from exporters issued specific normal values
• Identified HS codes overlap with goods imported under the OCTG1
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Silicon metal (SM): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry

Small power transformers (SPT): Dumping (Chinese Taipei and South Korea)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• As a result of the limited number of parties involved, detailed information regarding the value, volume and SIMA duties assessed on subject imports cannot be divulged for confidentiality reasons
• Normal values were calculated on a per shipment basis by the CBSA
• Exporters of subject goods provided the documentation and information necessary to calculate normal values and margins of dumping

Stainless steel sinks (SSS): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The majority of the non-subject goods imported were fabricated by hand or not within the specified size range
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping duties applicable at the time of entry
• The majority of the subject goods imported were from cooperative exporters, most of which were priced at or above established normal values

Steel grating (SG): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The HS codes monitored correspond to a very large number of subject and non-subject goods
• The majority of non-subject types of monitored goods under HS codes range from fences, balusters, shelving, garage doors, gazebo sheds, livestock equipment to roofing sheets
• For the HS codes in question, the units of measurement are variable: units, kilograms, blank fields
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Steel plate 3 (PLA3): Dumping (China)

2024 summary

• The majority of the non-subject goods imported had a thickness not within the specified range or were specifically excluded
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping duties applicable at the time of importation
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Steel plate 5 (PLA5): Dumping (Bulgaria, Czech Republic and Romania)

2024 summary

• No importations in 2024

Steel plate 6 (PLA6): Dumping (Ukraine)

2024 summary

• Canada has extended the abolition of customs duties on the import of goods from Ukraine for another year, until June 9, 2025 (Customs notice 22-12: Ukraine Goods Remission Order)

Steel plate 7 (PLA7): Dumping (Brazil, Denmark, Indonesia, Italy, Japan and the South Korea)

2024 summary

• The majority of the non-subject goods imported were either specifically excluded or had a thickness not within the specified range
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping duties applicable at the time of importation
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Reduction in SIMA duties due to a high volume of subject goods imported from cooperative exporters that were priced at or above established normal values
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Sucker rods (SR): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary:

• As a result of the limited number of parties involved, detailed information regarding the value, volume and SIMA duties assessed on subject imports cannot be divulged for confidentiality reasons

Thermoelectric containers and warmers (TC): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The majority of the non-subject goods imported were goods containing compressors or refrigerants, including a significant quantity of refrigerators, freezers and display cases
• The data includes subject goods that are being imported under other HS classification numbers not listed on the Measures in Force’s webpage

Unitized wall modules (UWM): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Normal values are established on a project basis
• Identified HS codes overlap with goods imported under the aluminum extrusion case
• The majority of the non-subject goods imported were glass door accessories, door, windows and tempered insulated glass

Upholstered domestic seating (UDS): Dumping and subsidizing (China and Vietnam)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• The majority of importers self-assessed anti-dumping and subsidizing duties applicable at time of entry
• The majority of the subject goods imported from cooperative exporters were priced at or above established normal values

Wheat gluten (WG): Dumping (Australia, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, and Lithuania)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• Two HS codes are applicable for this case, however, each is recorded in different units of measure. As per the Customs Tariff, 1109.00.10.00 (within access) is measured in KG and 1109.00.20.00 (over access) is measured in TNE. For reporting purposes, the quantity is listed in KG

Whole potatoes (POT): Dumping (United-States)

2024 summary

• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry
• A significant amount of imported goods were non-subject as they were destined for use or consumption outside British Columbia
• There was a high rate of compliance given that this measure has been in force since 1984. The majority of importers were aware of the measure in place and self-assessed anti-dumping duty applicable at time of entry
• The CBSA's 2014 re-investigation introduced fixed normal values and, as a result, many exporters have been selling at or above normal values

Wind towers (WT): Dumping and subsidizing (China)

2024 summary

• The vast majority of the non-subject goods are Wind Tower sections which are excluded from the CITT finding as they are imported for installation west of the Ontario/Manitoba border
• There were also many importations of non-subject goods reported under the Wind Tower HS classification codes, such as Telecommunication poles/structures
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA

Wire rod (WR): Dumping (China, Egypt and Vietnam)

2024 summary

• Data reported includes the provisional period
• The quantity reported is based on the best available information to the CBSA
• The amount of SIMA duties includes adjustments issued pursuant to the section 55 review
• Assessments were issued by the CBSA on subject goods where the importer did not self-assess correctly at time of entry