The Mexican Ministry of Economy has concluded that U.S. imports of long-grain white rice were not made at less than fair market value.

The decision, published in the ministry’s official gazette, effectively negates the imposition of anti-dumping duties that had been levied on the U.S. rice, says the USA Rice Federation.

The “imports of long-grain white rice from the United States of America were not made at dumped prices,” the Mexican ministry’s report says.