Canada probes possible dumping of oil pipelines from five countries, including Türkiye

The Tribunal stated that the assessment was conducted under the Special Import Measures Act as part of the anti dumping investigation initiated by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). The investigation examines whether oil pipeline products imported from the countries in question were sold below market value, whether such sales created unfair competition for Canadian producers, and their economic impact on domestic production.

The CBSA will continue its ongoing investigation and is expected to issue a preliminary determination by November 7, 2025. This decision will determine whether Canada will impose provisional anti-dumping duties on the products in question.

Based on the outcome of the investigation, the Tribunal will make its final determination and decide whether additional trade measures are necessary to protect the domestic industry. Analysts note that the process could lead to price fluctuations and uncertainties in supply planning within the pipeline supply chain, particularly affecting the energy and construction sectors.