US Trade-Remedy Intelligence
The Federal Register just changed your landed cost.
ImportSentry tracks US antidumping and countervailing duty actions — every case, rate, and deadline — and explains what they cost you. A free case tracker, and briefs in your inbox within 48 hours of the notices that matter.
Free. Every rate sourced to the primary Federal Register record.
What every brief covers
Scope, in plain terms
What the written scope of an order actually covers — it is not the HTS code — and where the contested edges are.
The full duty stack
Base rate + Section 301 + AD + CVD, added up per origin and per exporter. The total bill, not the headline margin.
The action window
What an importer can still do — separate-rate applications, review participation, supplier moves — and the dates each option closes.
Latest from the tracker
Open the case tracker →| Case # | Product | Country | All-others rate | Latest action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A-201-830 | Carbon and Certain Alloy Steel Wire Rod | Mexico | — | final_results · 2026-07-06 |
| A-489-839 | Common Alloy Aluminum Sheet | Republic of Türkiye | 9.10% | amended · 2026-07-06 |
| A-525-001 | Common Alloy Aluminum Sheet | Kingdom of Bahrain | 4.83% | final_results · 2026-07-06 |
| C-525-002 | Common Alloy Aluminum Sheet | Bahrain, India, & Republic of Türkiye | 6.44% | final_results · 2026-07-06 |
| C-721-002 | Steel Concrete Reinforcing Bar | Algeria | 72.94% | order · 2026-07-06 |
Recent analysis
All analysis →The 10% Section 122 Import Surcharge Expired July 24, 2026 — What Importers Pay Now
The 10% Section 122 import surcharge expired on July 24, 2026 when its 150-day limit ran out. Here is what US importers pay now by origin, the refunds still open, and the two Section 301 tariffs already forming to replace it.
A Section 301 Tariff Is Forming on Plastics and Chemicals — Are You in Scope?
A US Section 301 structural-excess-capacity investigation covering 16 economies names plastics and chemicals in its scope, with a proposed tariff expected within days. Here is how to tell if you are in scope, how big the rate could be, and how to prepare before the product list publishes.
What is an AD/CVD cash-deposit rate?
An AD/CVD cash-deposit rate is the estimated antidumping or countervailing duty an importer posts to U.S. Customs at entry — an estimate, not the final bill, because the U.S. assesses these duties retrospectively. Here's how it works.
Analysis of the public record, not legal advice — confirm with your licensed customs broker.