The United States Department of Commerce has announced provisional anti-dumping duties exceeding 91% on Italian pasta starting in January 2026, adding to the 15% tariff already in place. The move forms part of an investigation into alleged dumping practices, where certain brands are accused of exporting products to the US below market value.
Italian Response
Italy’s foreign ministry confirmed it was working with affected companies and consulting the European Commission to push for a review of the duties. The Italian embassy in Washington has also stepped in to assist producers in defending their interests. Officials stressed that Italian firms...