Morgan Transit, Morgan Canada Seek 110% Anti-Dumping Duty on Chinese Truck Boxes
Morgan Transit and Morgan Canada have requested an anti-dumping investigation by the Canada Border Services Agency. They seek a provisional duty of around 110% on Chinese-made truck boxes, aiming to restore fair competition and safeguard Canadian jobs.
The companies claim that Chinese producers are enjoying unfair advantages due to subsidies and pricing practices. This allows them to sell truck boxes at lower prices, putting Canadian companies at a disadvantage.
The Canada Border Services Agency is expected to impose a provisional duty by January 2026. Following this, the Canadian International Trade Tribunal will review the case to determine the final anti-dumping duty. The Chinese companies affected by this measure have not been specified in public information.
The requested anti-dumping duties aim to level the playing field for Morgan Transit and Morgan Canada. The provisional duty will be reviewed, and the final decision will be made based on the investigation's findings.
