The United States confirms countervailing duties on Chinese potassium phosphates.

The US Department of Commerce published in the Federal Register, on 5 October 2026, the final results of the expedited third sunset review of a countervailing duty order covering certain potassium phosphate salts from China . The entry bears reference 2026-20379 and is entitled ‘Certain Potassium Phosphate Salts From the People's Republic of China: Final Results of the Expedited Third Sunset Review of the Countervailing Duty Order’ .

The notice sets out the final results of a third sunset review conducted under an expedited procedure . According to the title and summary associated with the Federal Register entry, the Department of Commerce concludes that revocation of the order would be likely to lead to the continuation or recurrence of countervailable subsidies .

The published conclusion concerns the forward-looking test examined in the review, namely the likelihood of continuation or recurrence of countervailable subsidies should the measure be revoked . The available entry identifies the procedure as an expedited sunset review and as the third review of the order concerned .

The accessible content on the FederalRegister.gov page does not reproduce the text of the notice or the detailed elements of its final results . It displays a message stating that programmatic access to the site is restricted because of automated processing of requests . Subsidy rates, specifically named producers or exporters, case references and the detailed grounds for the conclusion do not appear in the accessible content from this source .

The title of the Federal Register page concerns ‘certain potassium phosphate salts’ from the People's Republic of China, in the context of the final results of an expedited sunset review . The available file links this product to a US countervailing duty order .

The accessible content of the page does not reproduce the detailed definition of the product covered by the order . It provides neither an additional chemical designation, commercial form, physical characteristics nor any possible exclusions from the scope of the order . The available source provides no Harmonised System code or TARIC code .

The origin reference concerns China, described in the title as the People's Republic of China . The accessible content does not specify the applicable rules of origin or any territories treated as included or excluded for the purposes of the order . Nor does it detail the producers, exporters or Chinese entities cited in the notice .

The subsidy levels to which the notice refers are not reproduced in the accessible content of the file . No rate, range of rates, ad valorem amount or calculation methodology appears there . The accessible source does not make it possible to identify the levels assigned to any specifically named producers or exporters .

FederalRegister.gov displays a message stating that programmatic access to its site is restricted because of automated extraction . The full text of the Federal Register notice is therefore not accessible in the file . The accessible text is confined to that access message and does not contain the body of the notice, its annexes, operative provisions or tables concerning the product and subsidies .

The available source does not make it possible to establish whether the notice includes a tariff nomenclature, a list of exclusions or further details on the material scope of the order . No full version of the notice is reproduced in the research file .