Gray Portland Cement and Clinker
Individual rate
79.81%
CEMEX/GCCC currently has an individual antidumping duty cash deposit rate of 79.81% on gray portland cement and clinker from Mexico under U.S. AD/CVD case A-201-802. and was last published in the Federal Register on April 6, 2009. Importers from non-listed exporters in Mexico pay the country-wide rate of 61.85%. Cash deposits are required at entry on every shipment in scope. Rates can change at any time when Commerce publishes new administrative-review or scope-determination results.
Context inherited from order A-201-802
Tariff lines flagged by the parent order
Legally operative description of covered merchandise from the Federal Register
CEMEX/GCCC currently has an individual antidumping duty cash deposit rate of 79.81% under A-201-802 on gray portland cement and clinker from Mexico. This rate was last published in the Federal Register on April 6, 2009.
Country-wide rates apply to importers from non-listed manufacturers/exporters in Mexico. Individual rates are case-specific — they're published when Commerce determines a particular exporter's actual dumping margin (for AD) or subsidy benefit (for CVD) through an administrative review. An individual rate can be lower OR higher than the country-wide rate; importers must use the rate Commerce has assigned to the named manufacturer.
The Federal Register citation that established this rate is 68 FR 03-23619 (September 16, 2003). The link is on this page; that document is the legally operative source. Rates change when Commerce publishes new administrative-review results, scope determinations, or sunset reviews — Tandom updates this page within 24 hours of FR publication.
Yes. Commerce publishes administrative reviews annually (when requested) for active AD/CVD orders, and rates can change in either direction based on the review's findings. Sunset reviews every 5 years can revoke the order entirely. Tandom monitors the Federal Register daily; this page reflects the most recent published rate for CEMEX/GCCC.
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