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MTB Final Report Appendix A. All Petitions Final Report Appendix A. All Petitions | August 8, 2017 Appendix A. All Petitions The following is a list of all petitions submitted to the Commission during the petition submission period. In appropriate cases, duplicate and/or overlapping petitions have been consolidated into a single master petition. Use this list to identify the appropriate appendix in which more detailed information is presented for a specific petition identification number (ID). If your petition has been consolidated with another petition, use the Master petition ID below to access petition details. ID Petitioner Product Name Category Master 4 Nation Ford Chemical l-Aspartic acid W N/A 5 Nation Ford Chemical α-Naphthol W N/A 6 Covestro LLC Aniline VI N/A 7 Nation Ford Chemical Benzenesulfonyl chloride W N/A 8 Whirlpool Corporation Spiralizer Attachment Parts For Food Stand Mixers VI N/A 9 Nation Ford Chemical Leucoquinizarin W N/A 10 Covestro LLC Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene VI N/A 11 Bayer CropScience LP Clothianidin III N/A 12 Covestro LLC Bisphenol A copolycarbonate VI N/A 13 Nation Ford Chemical Nitroanthraquinone W N/A 14 Nation Ford Chemical Quinaldine (2-Methylquinoline) W N/A 15 Covestro LLC Aliphatic/aromatic polyisocyanate copolymer II N/A 16 Covestro LLC Linear hydroxyl-terminated aliphatic polycarb diol II N/A 17 Covestro LLC Linear aliphatic polycarbonate polyester II N/A 18 Covestro LLC polyisocyanate crosslinking agent VI N/A 19 Covestro LLC TDI based aromatic polyisocyanate II N/A 20 Covestro LLC crosslinker for solvent borne adhesives VI N/A 21 Bayer CropScience LP Glufosinate-ammonium III 21 22 Whirlpool Corporation Pasta shaping parts for food stand mixer VI N/A 23 Whirlpool Corporation Electric burr coffee grinders II N/A 24 Whirlpool Corporation handheld food and beverage blending devices VI N/A 25 Whirlpool Corporation Electric food spiralizing appliances II N/A 26 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Yellow 163 W N/A 27 Whirlpool Corporation electric food processors VI N/A 28 Whirlpool Corporation electric food choppers VI N/A 29 Whirlpool Corporation Microwave w/hood with door height over 44 cm W N/A U.S. International Trade Commission | Page 1 Final Report Appendix A. All Petitions | August 8, 2017 ID Petitioner Product Name Category Master 30 Whirlpool Corporation Food beaters designed to attach to handheld mixers II N/A 31 Whirlpool Corporation Automatic drip coffee makers III N/A 32 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Yellow 114 W N/A 33 Whirlpool Corporation Automatic pour over coffee makers II N/A 34 Whirlpool Corporation Microwave hoods with a plastic handle II N/A 35 Whirlpool Corporation Dough hooks designed to attach to handheld mixers II N/A 36 Whirlpool Corporation Automatic siphon coffee makers II N/A 37 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Yellow 163 W N/A 38 Whirlpool Corporation Automatic painted metal hot water kettles II N/A 39 Whirlpool Corporation Microwave hoods with a metal handle II N/A 40 Whirlpool Corporation Automatic glass tea kettles II N/A 41 Whirlpool Corporation Automatic cylindrical metal hot water kettles II N/A 42 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Orange 60 W N/A 43 Whirlpool Corporation Single serving capsule coffee makers II N/A 44 Whirlpool Corporation Microwave hoods with 53 to 55 liter capacity II N/A 45 Whirlpool Corporation Electric cylindrical coffee grinders II N/A 46 Whirlpool Corporation Microwave hoods with 58 to 60 liter capacity II N/A 47 Covestro LLC Polyurethane hardener II N/A 48 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Orange 63 W N/A 49 Whirlpool Corporation Ravioli making parts for food stand mixers VI N/A 50 Whirlpool Corporation Microwave hoods with 58 to 60 liter capacity II N/A 51 Covestro LLC Water dispersable HDI based polyisocyanate II N/A 52 Whirlpool Corporation Microwave hoods with 53 to 55 liter capacity II N/A 53 Whirlpool Corporation Ice cream making parts for food stand mixers VI N/A 54 Covestro LLC Water dispersible HDI based polyisocyanate II N/A 55 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Red 179 W N/A 56 Whirlpool Corporation Microwave w/hood with 56 to 58 liter capacity II N/A 57 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Red 227 W N/A 58 Whirlpool Corporation Electrothermic bowls for food stand mixers II N/A 59 Covestro LLC HDI based aliphatic polyisocyanate W N/A 60 Whirlpool Corporation Microwave hoods with rectangular plate II N/A 61 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Red 135 W N/A 62 Whirlpool Corporation Spiralizer attachment parts for food stand mixers VI N/A U.S. International Trade Commission | Page 2 Final Report Appendix A. All Petitions | August 8, 2017 ID Petitioner Product Name Category Master 63 Covestro LLC IPDI based aliphatic polyisocyanate II N/A 64 Chemtura Corporation Tris(2-ethylhexyl) phosphate III 64 65 Whirlpool Corporation Metal bowls for use with food stand mixers I N/A 66 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Red 169 W N/A 67 Covestro LLC H12MDI based aliphatic polyisocyanate II N/A 68 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Blue 104 W N/A 69 Covestro LLC TDI based blocked aromatic polyisocyanate II N/A 70 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Yellow 114 W N/A 71 Covestro LLC Water dispersible HDI based polyisocyanate V(aa) N/A 72 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Orange 60 W N/A 73 Whirlpool Corporation Metal bowls for use with food stand mixers I N/A 74 Covestro LLC IPDI & HDI based aliphatic polyisocyanate W N/A 75 Bayer CropScience LP Product mixtures containing glufosinate ammonium W N/A 76 Chemtura Corporation 4,4 Methylene bis o-chloro aniline II N/A 77 Covestro LLC Self-cross linking, stoving polyurethane resin II N/A 78 Whirlpool Corporation Pasta making parts for stand food mixer VI N/A 79 Bayer HealthCare LLC o-Acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) III N/A 80 Covestro LLC IPDI and HDI based aliphatic polyisocyanate VI N/A 81 Covestro LLC HDI based aliphatic polyisocyanate II N/A 82 Simms Fishing Products LLC Neoprene wading socks W N/A 83 Tosoh USA, Inc. Spinomar NaSS II N/A 84 Bayer CropScience LP ACM ester II N/A 85 ANN, INC. Women's polyurethane belts with metal W N/A 86 ANN, INC. Women's polyurethane belt with certain trims VI N/A 87 ANN, INC. Women's polyurethane belt with metal W N/A 88 TFM North America, Inc. 4,4'-Diaminostilbene-2,2'-disulfonic acid III 88 89 TFM North America, Inc. Cyanuric chloride II 89 90 Nation Ford Chemical α-Naphthol II 90 91 Nation Ford Chemical l-Aspartic acid W N/A 92 Nation Ford Chemical Benzenesulfonyl chloride II 92 93 Nation Ford Chemical Leucoquinizarin II 93 94 Nation Ford Chemical Nitroanthraquinone II N/A 95 Nation Ford Chemical Quinaldine II N/A U.S. International Trade Commission | Page 3 Final Report Appendix A. All Petitions | August 8, 2017 ID Petitioner Product Name Category Master 96 Bayer HealthCare LLC Propoxur II N/A 97 Bayer HealthCare LLC Coumaphos II N/A 98 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Yellow 163 W N/A 99 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Yellow 114 W N/A 100 Drexel Chemical Company Diuron III 100 101 Bayer CropScience LP Indaziflam formulations (Alion, Esplanade) W N/A 102 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Orange 60 W N/A 103 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Orange 63 W N/A 104 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Red 179 W N/A 105 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent red 227 II N/A 106 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Red 135 W N/A 107 Amsyn, Inc. NEM Salt W N/A 108 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent red 169 II N/A 109 Amsyn, Inc. 2BBA W N/A 110 Iofina Chemcial Inc. 3-Trifluoromethyl-4-nitrophenol II N/A 111 ColorChem International Corp. Solvent Blue 104 W N/A 112 Drexel Chemical Company Mepiquat chloride II 112 113 Bayer CropScience LP Methylphosphinic acid N-butyl ester (MPE) III N/A 114 LANXESS Corporation Preventol O extra, preventol O extra preservative II N/A 115 3V Sigma USA Inc. Hindered Amine Light Stabilizer (HALS) W N/A 116 Cummins Inc. Bushing W N/A 117 Bayer CropScience LP Cyprosulfamide III N/A 118 Amsyn, Inc. Amino Methyl Benzene W N/A 119 Bayer CropScience LP Dicamba W N/A 120 Drexel Chemical Company 2,4-DB I 120 121 Bayer CropScience LP Isoxaflutole III N/A 122 Simms Fishing Products LLC Polyester/Nylon woven fabric for fishing waders W N/A 123 Bayer HealthCare LLC d-Mannose II N/A 124 Bayer CropScience LP 2-Acetylbutyrolactone (ABL) V(bb) N/A 125 Drexel Chemical Company Trifluralin I 125 126 Simms Fishing Products LLC Polyester/Nylon woven fabric W N/A 127 Bayer CropScience LP Propoxycarbazone-sodium formulations (olympus) II N/A 128 LANXESS Corporation Preventol ON extra preservative II N/A U.S. International Trade Commission | Page 4 Final Report Appendix A. All Petitions | August 8, 2017 ID Petitioner Product Name Category Master 129 Simms Fishing Products LLC Neoprene wading socks W N/A 130 Simms Fishing Products LLC Neoprene guard socks W N/A 131 PolyAziridine LLC Polyaziridine (PZ-33) II N/A 132 Simms Fishing Products LLC Structured pocket pouch for fishing waders W N/A 133 Gowan Company LLC. Pyridaben I N/A 134 Dow AgroSciences LLC DMDS I N/A 135 Bayer CropScience LP FOE 5043 hydroxy III N/A 136 Bayer CropScience LP Huskie Complete Herbicide W N/A 137 Gowan Company LLC. Benfluralin I N/A 138 Bayer CropScience LP Huskie herbicide III N/A 139 Bayer CropScience LP β-Cyfluthrin II N/A 140 Drexel Chemical Company Metolachlor II N/A 142 Dixie Consumer Products LLC Wood Drink Stirrers W N/A 143 Gowan Company LLC.
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