Dumping of wheat gluten from some countries is likely harming Canada’s domestic industry, an independent body said.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) determined on Aug. 18 there’s “a reasonable indication” of domestic injury because of wheat gluten dumping from Italy, Poland, and the U.K.
The CITT is expected to release its reasons for its determination on Sept. 2.
If a country is found to be dumping products into Canada, Canada can impose certain financial penalties like anti-dumping or countervailing duties.
In December 2025, for example, an investigation determined multiple countries like China, Portugal, and Spain, were dumping some carbon and alloy steel products into Canada.