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  1. CBP updated ACE AD/CVD case query to return unlimited manufacturer and exporter records

    CBP announced an updated version of the ACE CATAIR AD/CVD Case Information Query (V11), posted on CBP.gov. The update let the query return an unlimited number of records for Manufacturer Names and Foreign Exporter Names, instead of a limited set. CBP deployed the change to the certification environment on June 4, 2026, and to production on July 9, 2026.

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    This is a technical update to a CBP data query system used for AD/CVD case lookups. It concerns how brokers and filers retrieve manufacturer and exporter data, not entry filing requirements, and clients do not need to act. We use the updated query results as part of our normal AD/CVD entry work.

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  2. CBP Updated ACE AD/CVD Case Query to Return Unlimited Manufacturer and Exporter Records

    CBP announced an updated ACE CATAIR AD/CVD Case Information Query (V11) that let the Manufacturer Details and Foreign Exporter Details outputs return an unlimited number of records instead of a limited set. CBP said the update would deploy to the CERT environment on May 28, 2026 and to PRODUCTION on July 9, 2026. The message directed technical questions to CBP client representatives and other questions to the Entry Summary Accounts and Revenue Division.

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    This was a technical change to the ACE system query brokers use to look up AD/CVD case data, not a change to duty rates or entry requirements. Both deployment dates have already passed, so the update has been in production since July 9, 2026. Clients do not need to act on this notice; if a client has questions about AD/CVD case data on a specific entry, we can review it for them.

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