US sets preliminary antidumping deposits on tin mill steel from Taiwan and Turkiye

The US Commerce Department has set preliminary antidumping cash deposits on tin mill steel from Taiwan and Turkiye entered from 10 November 2026: 18.07% for Ton Yi Industrial and all other Taiwanese exporters, 3.89% for Tosyali Toyo Celik/Toscelik and other Turkish exporters, and 42.06% for Tatrix on adverse facts available. A preliminary critical-circumstances finding exposes Tatrix entries back to about 12 August 2026; the Turkish final determination is due within 75 days of the 5 November signature, while the Taiwanese final has been postponed.

Why this mattersA new cost layer on imported tinplate raises input costs for can makers sourcing from Taiwan or Turkiye and may redirect procurement toward other origins.

• Preliminary antidumping cash deposits apply to tin mill steel from Taiwan and Turkiye entered from 10 November 2026.
• Taiwan rate (case A-583-883) is 18.07 percent for Ton Yi Industrial Corporation and for all others.
• Turkiye rates (case A-489-857): 3.89 percent for the Tosyali Toyo Celik/Toscelik entity and all others, 42.06 percent for Tatrix based on adverse facts available.
• Commerce made a preliminary critical-circumstances finding for Tatrix, allowing suspension of liquidation back to about 12 August 2026.
• The Taiwan final determination was postponed; the Turkiye final decision is due within 75 days of the 5 November signature date.
• Scope covers HTS codes including 7210.11.0000, 7210.12.0000 and 7225.99.0090, among others.

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