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Provides overview of the Canadian hog trade dispute, which resulted from petitions filed by U.S. pork associations and farmers alleging economic harm to the U.S. hog industry due to unfairly priced and subsidized Canadian imports of slaughter hogs and feeder pigs. Reviews the legislative basis for antidumping (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) investigations; summarizes status of U.S. International Trade Commission investigations; provides overview of the North American pork industry; and presents arguments for and against the AD/CVD trade remedy action.
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