Federal Register #2026-06418

Administrative Review Opportunities for Trade Orders and Food for Peace Grant Information Collection

This summary covers two federal notices related to international trade and food aid programs:

• U.S. Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration (ITA):

  • Announces opportunities for administrative reviews of antidumping and countervailing duty orders, findings, and suspended investigations on various products, including granular PTFE resin from India.
  • Highlights an amended final result correcting a ministerial error for Gujarat Fluorochemicals Limited, with a revised dumping margin of 1.80%.
  • No specific OEMs or vendors are solicited; this is a procedural opportunity for interested parties to participate in trade remedy proceedings.
  • Parties may request administrative review and join the annual inquiry service list; new entries and amendments are required for participation.

• U.S. Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS):

  • Seeks approval for a new information collection related to grants and cooperative agreements under Title II of the Food for Peace Program.
  • Supports emergency food aid, economic development, and food security projects in foreign countries.
  • Approximately 40 grant and agreement applications and reporting actions are anticipated.

• Notable Requirements:

  • For ITA: Participation is limited to procedural actions (requests for review, entries of appearance, amendments) rather than procurement of goods or services.
  • For FAS: Information collection is required for organizations seeking grants or cooperative agreements under the Food for Peace Program.

• No products or commercial services are being procured in either notice; both are administrative or procedural in nature.

Description

This notice from the U.S. Department of Commerce announces the opportunity for interested parties to request an administrative review and to join the annual inquiry service list related to antidumping or countervailing duty orders, findings, or suspended investigations. New interested parties must submit a new entry of appearance, while existing parties must submit an amended entry to be included in the next year's list. The Department will update the service list accordingly, changing statuses to allow amendments and resubmissions. The notice also outlines deadlines and procedures for submitting requests and comments.

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