China Extends Anti-Dumping Probe Into Pecans From Mexico, US to March 2027

The extension itself is the signal: Beijing is keeping a trade lever open rather than closing it, leaving pecan exporters in Mexico and the US in prolonged uncertainty over duties and volumes. Because no scope or findings were disclosed, the market impact stays deferred, not resolved — buyers and shippers must plan around a probe that now runs for years. Whether the delay reflects slow evidence-gathering or deliberate leverage is the open question worth tracking.