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Sunset Docket is an independent reference for the five-year (sunset) reviews of US antidumping and countervailing duty orders. It exists because the underlying facts are public but scattered: the case lists live inside monthly Federal Register notices, published one month at a time, with no cross-case view anywhere. The site aggregates those notices, keeps every row linked to its source, and explains the statutory clock with quotations you can check.

The site is not affiliated with the Department of Commerce, the USITC, CBP, or any law firm; it takes no advertising and runs no analytics, cookies, or third-party scripts. It is not legal advice — it is a finding aid. For anything that matters commercially, read the cited notices and consult qualified counsel.

It was produced by an AI-assisted publishing pipeline with the editorial standards described on Method: facts only from archived official sources, numbers recomputed by script, and known errors in the official record disclosed rather than smoothed over. There is no contact channel yet; if the site is missing a case or misstates one, the discrepancy policy on the Method page explains how such findings are handled.

The harbor photographs are real, freely licensed images from Wikimedia Commons: Martin Damboldt's night terminal (CC0) and Christopher Hilton's Felixstowe night port (CC BY-SA 2.0). Type is set in Fraunces and Archivo, both under the SIL Open Font License, self-hosted. They carry no meaning about any individual case; they are the trade this register watches.

Data snapshot 2026-10-22. Sources: Federal Register API (Commerce/ITA notices), eCFR (19 CFR 351.218), USITC publications. Zero ads, zero trackers, zero cookies.