China imposes provisional anti-dumping duties on pecans from Mexico and U.S., with margins of 17.8%–51.6% for Mexican firms and 54.3% for American firms
China's Ministry of Commerce issued a preliminary ruling on Monday in its anti-dumping probe into pecan imports from Mexico and the United States, finding that the products were dumped in the Chinese market and caused material injury to domestic producers. The ministry imposed provisional anti-dumping measures, with dumping margins of 17.8% to 51.6% for Mexican companies and 54.3% for all U.S. firms (no U.S. companies participated in the probe). The investigation, which began Sept. 25, 2025, will continue before a final ruling.
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