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Anti-dumping investigations are conducted to determine if Canadian producers are facing unfair foreign competition in the Canadian market place.

2004

2004-12-03
Canada Border Services Agency terminates investigation into the dumping and subsidizing of outdoor barbeques

2004-09-10
Canada Border Services Agency imposes provisional duty on certain carbon steel and stainless steel fasteners

2004-09-01
Canada Border Services Agency concludes an anti-dumping re-investigation concerning certain bicycles and bicycle frames

2004-08-27
The Canada Border Services Agency imposes provisional duty on outdoor barbeques

2004-08-03
The Canada Border Services Agency confirms dumping of certain steel fuel tanks

2004-05-17
The Canada Border Services Agency confirms dumping of certain wood Venetian blinds and slats

2004-05-17
The Canada Border Services Agency imposes provisional duty on frozen self-rising pizza

2004-05-03
Canada Border Services Agency imposes provisional duty on certain steel fuel tanks

2004-04-28
Canada Border Services Agency starts a dumping and subsidy investigation into certain carbon steel and stainless steel fasteners

2004-04-13
Canada Border Services Agency starts a dumping and subsidy investigation into outdoor barbeques

2004-04-08
Canada Border Services Agency renews a price undertaking concerning certain cigarette tubes

2004-04-02
The Canada Border Services Agency imposes provisional duty on certain stainless steel wire

2004-03-12
Canada Border Services Agency extends dumping investigation into frozen self-rising pizza

2004-02-19
The Canada Border Services Agency imposes provisional duty on wood Venetian blinds and slats

2004-01-02
Canada Border Services Agency starts a dumping investigation into frozen self-rising pizza

Additional information on investigations is available through CBSA's Anti-dumping and Countervailing Directorate and the Canadian International Trade Tribunal.