US sets 123.04% antidumping duty on Indian solar cells and modules
→Importers must apply 123% duty and account for retroactive exposure
Change
US Department of Commerce imposed a 123.04% antidumping duty on Indian solar cells and modules and applied suspension of liquidation up to 90 days prior.
Why it matters
The ruling applies adverse-inference margins and creates retroactive duty exposure for recent shipments. Combined tariffs exceeding 200% effectively restrict US market access for Indian solar exports.
Implications
- — Importers must apply antidumping duties immediately and account for retroactive exposure — failure risks backdated liabilities
- — Procurement teams must suspend or reprice Indian solar sourcing — tariffs render imports commercially unviable
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