United States Steel Corp. CEO Mario Longhi praised the U.S. Department of Commerce’s ruling on three trade cases the company filed in 2015 that include a 57 percent duty on two South Korean companies’ imports of hot-rolled steel.

The cases involved imported hot-rolled steel from Korea, Japan, the Netherlands, Turkey, Australia, Brazil and the United Kingdom.

The U.S. Department of Commerce made their rulings on cases involving flat-rolled steel. Platts reported that two manufacturers, Posco and Daewood International,received 57 percent higher duties due to subsidies from South Korea. Other manufacturers received lesser rates.

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