China Is Dumping Hats, U.S. Alleges
From Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
The Commerce Department said Monday that it has made a final determination that hats, caps and visors from China are being sold in the United States at less than fair-market value.
As a result of the finding, cash deposits or bonds will be imposed on the imported head wear, which include items made from certain natural and man-made fibers but not hats made of straw, felt or wool.
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