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US Comm Dept.: Canadian softwood will face duties up to 30.88%

The US Commerce Department came out with a statement earlier today, via Reuters, announcing duties on the softwood lumber exports from Canada.

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Canadian softwood will face duties up to 30.88%

This is due to finding of dumping and prior finding of subsidies

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