In antidumping cases:

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In antidumping cases, both the International Trade Administration and the International Trade Commission play a role. The International Trade Administration determines whether foreign goods are being sold in the United States at less than fair value (LTFV), while the International Trade Commission determines if there is an injury to a U.S. industry as a result of such sales. Remedial action will be taken only if findings of both LTFV sales and injury are present, which means that both agencies' determinations are necessary for any action to be taken.

In Antidumping Cases