TRADE REMEDIES | 2026-01-02

U.S. Commerce Department Slashes Italian Pasta Antidumping Tariffs from 107% to as Low as 2.26% Following Post-Preliminary Analysis

In a January 1, 2026 announcement, the Commerce Department dramatically reduced proposed antidumping duties on Italian pasta from an initial 92% additional duty rate (107% total including the 15% base EU tariff) to company-specific rates ranging from 2.26% for La Molisana to 13.98% for Garofalo, with 11 other Italian producers receiving a 9.09% rate.

On January 1, 2026, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced a dramatic reversal in its proposed antidumping duty rates for Italian pasta imports, reducing tariffs from an initial 92 percent additional duty to rates as low as 2.26 percent for certain producers following a post-preliminary analysis that credited Italian manufacturers with addressing many compliance concerns raised during the investigation's preliminary phase.

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