AD/CVD Orders Lookup
Search 824 active AD/CVD investigations by HS code, product keyword, country, or case number.
Search 824 active AD/CVD investigations by HS code, keyword, country, or case number
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Search antidumping and countervailing duty investigations across all active cases. Filter by HS code, product keyword, country of origin, investigation type, or case number — or use any combination.
HS codes are an entry point, not the legal determination. Every result includes the scope description from the Federal Register — the text that determines whether a specific product is covered by the order.
Each result returns the case number, AD or CVD duty rate, initiation date, order date, petitioner, and Federal Register citation — the full record needed to add the order to your duty calculation or entry documentation.
Search orders, read the scope.
Enter any combination — an HS code, product keyword, country of origin, type (antidumping or countervailing), or the A-XXX-XXXX case number — to filter the active investigations.
Each result includes the scope description from the Federal Register — the legally determinant text for whether a product is covered, not the HS code alone.
Case number, AD or CVD duty rate, initiation date, order date, petitioner, and the Federal Register citation — everything needed to look up the order and add it to your duty calculation.
For anyone pricing a China-origin buy.
Check an HS code against 824 active investigations before filing — and read the scope narrative to confirm coverage, not just the HS code.
Before pricing a buy from any flagged origin, check whether an AD or CVD order covers the product — the scope description is the legal standard, not the tariff heading.
AD/CVD rates are additive to MFN and Section 301 — knowing the order rate is required for any accurate duty provision model on covered products.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an antidumping or countervailing duty order?
An antidumping (AD) order applies when imports are priced below fair value in the US market. A countervailing duty (CVD) order applies when foreign government subsidies allow products to be priced below market cost. Both are additive to the normal MFN rate and must be included in any complete duty calculation for covered products.
Why does scope matter more than the HS code?
The scope narrative in the Federal Register is the legally determinant text for AD/CVD coverage — not the HS code. A product with the same HS code can be in-scope or out-of-scope depending on the specific product description, origin, and processing. Always read the scope before concluding a product is covered or clear.
How many investigations are in the database?
The database contains 824 distinct active investigations. Coverage includes antidumping and countervailing duty orders on products from multiple countries of origin.
How do AD/CVD rates combine with MFN and other duties?
AD and CVD rates are additive to MFN base rates and to Section 301 and Section 232 rates — they do not replace them. The full duty stack on a covered product includes MFN base rate + applicable policy overlays + the AD or CVD rate from the relevant order.
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