CBP Seminar: Aluminum Extrusions Identification, Classification, and Trade Law — November 4, 2026
CBP is hosting a trade seminar on November 4, 2026 focused on the identification, classification, and trade law considerations specific to aluminum extrusions, a commodity that has been a persistent focus of antidumping, countervailing duty, and Section 232 enforcement. The seminar reflects continued CBP scrutiny of aluminum extrusion supply chains and classification practices.
We view CBP's decision to dedicate a full seminar to aluminum extrusions as a direct signal of heightened enforcement attention on this commodity — our position is that any importer of aluminum extrusions should treat current classifications and country-of-origin determinations as audit-ready, not just filing-ready.
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