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GAO report cites U.S. failure to collect some aluminum and steel tariffs
Steel and aluminum importers might have gotten tariff waivers from 2018-2021 when they shouldn’t have, reports the Government Accountability Office. That’s about $32 million in missed duties due to an invalid use of Section 232 exclusions.
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U.S. Steel sale is a monumental moment for the steel industry
The future owners of U.S. Steel are not known as of now, but the end game for such a deal might not be a mystery.
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U.S. injecting climate change into steel tariffs
U.S. and EU trade representatives are trying to create a system that penalizes the trade of steel that results in excessive greenhouse gas emissions.
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What does the stabilization in steel prices mean for metal manufacturing?
Steel prices stopped their decline, leaving steel buyers and the rest of the metal manufacturing industry to wonder what will happen in the coming weeks.
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Steel price decline continues: What does that mean for metal manufacturing?
Steel prices continue to fall, as lead times and demand decrease. Some metal fabricators and manufacturers see that trend continuing possibly into the early fall.
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Low-carbon steel, environmental requirements hit first federal agency
General Services Administration needs to figure out just how it will measure the environmental impact of the steel it uses for federal projects.
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Metal Supermarkets hires director of franchise development
Small-quantity metals supplier Metal Supermarkets has appointed Joseph Riner to the newly created position of director of franchise development.
Aluminum Etc.: What is military-grade aluminum?
Readers send Aluminum Etc. columnist Gina Cutts questions all the time. In her latest column, she answers one reader’s question about military-grade aluminum.
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Steel prices cycle down from early 2023 spikes
Steel buyers are finally seeing steel prices fall from early 2023 price spikes, but now consumers continue to wonder where costs will bottom.
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Metal Supermarkets to award $10,000 in scholarships for trade school students
Metal Supermarkets is kicking off the 2nd annual trade school scholarships program, which includes four $2,500 scholarships to be awarded to eligible trade school students in the U.S. and Canada in 2023.
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Steel price relief could come before Memorial Day
According to industry experts and data from surveys, everything is pointing to an inflection point for steel prices as mills start to show signs of softening demand for products.
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Final resolution on Made in America requirements for infrastructure project nears
The White House is close to deciding just what Made in America means for metals content used in federally funded infrastructure projects.
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What’s next after the early 2023 steel price hike?
Steel buyers indicate that they don’t believe that the current price hikes of early 2023 will hold.
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