The United States Department of Commerce announced Oct. 15 that their preliminary dumping determination was that provisional antidumping duties of approximately 14 percent of the declared United States customs value of the hog will be placed on imports of live hogs from Canada.
NPPC: Canadian hog producers unfairly benefit from Canadian subsidies
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