Aluminum Scrap Markets
May 28, 2024
Non-ferrous frenzy fades
Written by Gabriella Vagnini
To understand this week, it’s crucial to review the significant events from last week. And yes, I’m referring to copper.
Latest in Aluminum Scrap Markets
ADI shrinks losses at Mississippi mill as ramp continues
At ADI’s facility in Mississippi, all three cold mills are now operational, which will allow ADI to access the full 650,000-metric-ton annual capability, the company said.
AMU Survey: Aluminum scrap outlook splits on prices
Recycler forward views shifted toward undersupply in October even as Midwest Premium and UBC expectations moved lower.
Rio Tinto aluminum production holds, AP60 expansion delayed
Rio Tinto maintained third quarter aluminum production as its Arvida smelter transition continued, while the company delayed two capacity projects at the Quebec complex.
US aluminum scrap trade shifts as import growth accelerates
US aluminum scrap imports increased faster than exports through August, while similar tonnage gains kept net exports near year earlier levels.
Trade association appeals Oregon ruling that upheld EPR law
The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors (NAW) has filed a notice of appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, challenging the district court’s decision to uphold Oregon’s version of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws that are popping up across the country.
