Nitta Industries Corp. And Nitta International, Inc., and Ernst Siegling and Siegling America, Inc. v. The United States

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• finding where description in antidumping order is sufficient to evaluate whether product falls within scope of order, there is no need to look to other factors
• “[I]n the event that [ITA] cannot make a scope determination based on this information, it then looks to the Diversified Products criteria. Such an analysis finds support in the law * * *.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).