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Certain Textile Articles: Effect of Modifications of NAFTA Rules of Origin for Goods of Canada (Yarns Spun from Acid-Dyeable Acrylic Tow, Fabrics Woven from Yarns of Combed Camel Hair or Cashmere, and Pile Fabrics containing Dry Spun Acrylic Fibers), Inv. NAFTA-103-8

USITC investigation 103-008 · Final 1

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Certain Textile Articles: Effect of Modifications of NAFTA Rules of Origin for Goods of Canada (Yarns Spun from Acid-Dyeable Acrylic Tow, Fabrics Woven from Yarns of Combed Camel Hair or Cashmere, and Pile Fabrics containing Dry Spun Acrylic Fibers)

Started

2004-09-01

Concluded

2004-10-19

Petition received

2004-08-20

The U.S. International Trade Commission investigates whether U.S. industries are harmed by unfairly traded imports. Antidumping/countervailing-duty cases address goods sold below fair value or subsidized by foreign governments; Section 337 cases address unfair import practices, primarily patent and other IP infringement.

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