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Government of Canada keeps anti-dumping duties on heavy plate from Chinese Taipei and Germany

November 10, 2026: Government of Canada continued findings on heavy plate from Chinese Taipei and Germany; the Canada Border Services Agency will keep duties.

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November 10, 2026: Government of Canada continued findings on heavy plate from Chinese Taipei and Germany; the Canada Border Services Agency will keep duties.

Anti-dumping duties on heavy plate from Chinese Taipei and Germany will continue federally. Employers in steel, construction and manufacturing—and the workers, newcomers, students and families they support—may see trade protection with impacts on prices and hiring across Canada.

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