CBP orders seizure of aluminum from Dominican company
The CBP issued the order after it found that Kingtom Aluminio allegedly used forced labor in its production process.
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Your CliffsNotes from the week
Groups urge U.S. House to pass two recycling bills
The Recycling Infrastructure Accessibility Act and the Recycling Composting Accountability Act have both progressed through the Senate.
Crown qualifies first aluminum coils at Constellium plant
The aluminum coils, produced mainly from post-consumer scrap, are cleared to be used in Crown's beverage cans.
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Highlights from the week
Tax credit benefits Century Aluminum's bottom line
Century said global aluminum demand has already been at record levels in 2024, driven by trends toward electrification and light weighting.
Week in Review: ITC nixes import duties in aluminum extrusions, interest rates and more
What happened this week
Kaiser Aluminum eyes positive impact of tariffs
Kaiser reported net income of $12 million for the third quarter.
Week in Review: Scrap supply, aluminum trade and more
In case you missed it, here are highlights from the week.
Sims completes $20M investment in Chesapeake
The facility also supported the removal of damaged infrastructure and shipping containers following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore in March.