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  1. The U.S. Commerce Department found continued dumping from China, resulting in Customs collecting duties and maintaining existing duty orders.
  2. The Trade Remedies Authority imposed anti-dumping duties on LiuGong imports, while JCB alleged dumping causing injury to domestic manufacturers. The duties conflict with the government's net-zero policy.

Caterpillar Inc. Challenges UK Anti-Dumping Duties on China-Built Excavators

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Caterpillar Inc. is challenging an 18.81 percent anti-dumping duty imposed by the Trade Remedies Authority on its China-built excavators. The duty was imposed following a complaint from British equipment producer JCB, which alleged that excavators from China were sold in the UK at unrealistically low prices. Caterpillar Inc. contends that the Trade Remedies Authority applied flawed logic because its UK export prices for the excavators were higher than domestic prices in China.

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The dispute highlights the tension between Western trade protectionism and deeply intertwined global supply chains. The action involves an American corporation fighting a tariff imposed by a UK government body.

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