Canada Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties on Steel Imports from China, Egypt, and Vietnam

The Canadian International Trade Tribunal finds foreign wire rod imports are harming domestic industry, prompting continued duties.

Ivaco Rolling Mills, a major Canadian steel producer, supports the decision to maintain duties on certain wire rod imports.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal concluded that imports from China, Egypt, and Vietnam have injured the domestic steel industry.
Duties were initially imposed by the Canada Border Services Agency in September 2024 and will remain in place following the Tribunal's findings.
The decision aligns with Canada's policy to reduce carbon-intensive imports and protect local industries from unfair trade practices.
Ivaco Rolling Mills emphasizes the need for ongoing vigilance to safeguard Canadian steel producers and jobs from unfairly traded imports.