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U.S. Hikes Duties on Cheap Chinese Float Glass Imports

Published Date: 4/24/2026

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Summary

The U.S. government is updating the antidumping duty rates on float glass products from China, meaning some Chinese companies will now pay a higher deposit rate of 151.27%. This change affects importers and helps protect American glass makers from unfairly cheap imports. The correction is official as of April 24, 2026, so importers should adjust their payments accordingly.

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Two Exporters Assigned 151.27% Deposit

The cash deposit rates for Tengzhou Yichuang Commercial Trading Co., Ltd. and Xiamen Guorui Hengsheng Advanced Materials Co., Ltd. were corrected to read 151.27%. This correction is official as of April 24, 2026, so importers tied to these exporters should expect a cash deposit of 151.27% on antidumping duty entries and adjust their payments accordingly.

Duty Change Aims to Protect U.S. Glass Makers

The antidumping duty order correction applies a 151.27% cash deposit rate to the named Chinese exporters of float glass, which is intended to reduce the price advantage of those imports. U.S. float glass manufacturers may benefit because imports at this deposit rate become more expensive relative to domestic products.

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