US Commerce Department revokes duties on Chinese, Bahraini can stock
The US Department of Commerce has revoked antidumping and countervailing duties on aluminium can stock imported from China and Bahrain, following the final results of a changed circumstances review published on 23 September 2026. The move removes a trade barrier that had raised import costs for aluminium sheet used to make beverage cans.
Why this mattersRemoving the duties lowers the landed cost of imported can stock, easing an input-cost pressure for US aluminium can makers and their can-sheet suppliers.
- The US Department of Commerce revoked antidumping and countervailing duties on aluminium can stock imported from China
- The same revocation applies to aluminium can stock imported from Bahrain
- The action follows the final results of a changed circumstances review
- The notice was filed on 23 September 2026