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Anti-dumping Duty! Rate: 73.5%! Effective Against All Canadian Companies | Huijietong’s Urgent Analysis

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2026-07-03 18:04

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🚨Breaking: Canada’s pea starch faces a preliminary high‑rate anti‑dumping ruling.

According to the latest reports, on June 30, China’s Ministry of Commerce issued Announcement No. 25 of 2026, officially announcing measures concerning pea starch originating in Canada. Anti-dumping investigation Preliminary ruling!

> ⚠️Remittance Jietong Key reminder: Effective July 1, 2026, all imports of pea starch into Canada will be subject to a 73.5% bond, leading to a substantial increase in costs. Relevant importing companies are urged to promptly assess supply-chain risks.

I. Review of the Event Timeline

II. Preliminary Ruling: Core Conclusions

🔍The investigating authorities have preliminarily determined that

> 📌 Huijietong Analysis: With all three determinations upheld, the likelihood that the final ruling will either maintain or increase the tariff rate is extremely high; importers should not harbor any illusions.

III. Scope of the Product Under Investigation (Precisely Defined by Huijietong)

> ⚠️ Huijietong Important Reminder: Other products under this tariff heading are not covered by this investigation. Companies are advised to carefully verify product classifications to avoid misreporting or omissions.

IV. Detailed Rules for the Collection of Security Deposits (Practical Calculation by Huijietong)

Subjects of collection

All Canadian companies: Unified margin ratio of 73.5%

Effective Date

Effective July 1, 2026

Calculation formula

\text{Deposit Amount}=\text{Customs-determined taxable value of the imported goods}\times\text{Deposit Collection Rate}\times(1+\text{Value-Added Tax rate at the import stage})

💰 Huijietong Cost Estimation Example

> 🚨 Huijietong Alert: Import costs have surged by 83.05% in an instant, severely squeezing—or even reversing—existing profit margins!

V. Stakeholder Comment Period (Huijietong Action Window)

VI. Huijietong’s Emergency Response Recommendations

【Act Now】For contracted/in-transit shipments

[Short-term Adjustment] Regarding the procurement plan for the next 3–6 months

[Mid- to Long-Term Strategy] Supply Chain Restructuring

VII. Professional Reminder from Huijietong: Subsequent Procedures in Anti-Dumping Cases

Preliminary determination (June 30, 2026) → Provisional measures (effective July 1, 2026) → Stakeholder comments → Final determination (expected within 6–12 months)

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Possible outcomes:

✅ Cancel measures / ❌ Maintain or increase Anti-dumping duty

> 📌 Huijietong’s forecast: Given that all three preliminary determinations have been upheld, it is highly likely that the final ruling will either maintain the 73.5% tariff rate or even impose a higher rate; companies should prepare contingency plans for the worst-case scenario.

VIII. Huijietong Service Support

💬 Huijietong Emergency Consultation Channel

> "Does your company import Canadian pea starch? A 73.5% deposit has already taken effect, and every second of delay could result in a sharp increase in costs!"

Contact the Huijietong Anti-Dumping Emergency Response Team immediately to obtain:

• ✅Case Assessment

• ✅ Customized cost estimation and alternative solutions

• ✅Guidance on Response Strategies

Huijietong Cross-Border Trade Compliance Services

With deep expertise in the field of international trade remedies, we have assisted hundreds of companies in responding to anti-dumping, countervailing, and safeguard investigations, offering end-to-end compliance solutions that span early‑warning monitoring, litigation defense, and supply‑chain restructuring.

The information in this article is compiled based on Ministry of Commerce Announcement No. 25 of 2026 and publicly available sources; the specific implementation shall be subject to the latest interpretations issued by the Customs authorities and the Ministry of Commerce.

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