This week showed just how important aluminum is to the U.S. and global economy. Talks about new Trump tariffs are focusing on protecting American manufacturers from unfair competition, especially from China, while building stronger partnerships with allies like Canada. The goal is to ramp up domestic production and recycling, invest in infrastructure, and secure affordable […]
Are there other options for Canada then shipping aluminum to the U.S., should Trump implement additional tariffs on aluminum.
Declining recycling rates and tightening supply chains are amplifying concerns across the market.
The Recycling Infrastructure Accessibility Act and the Recycling Composting Accountability Act have both progressed through the Senate.
The aluminum coils, produced mainly from post-consumer scrap, are cleared to be used in Crown's beverage cans.
Post-election recycled metals markets have consistently seen price surges driven by domestic policies, but volatility remains a constant factor.
While futures volatility is making it difficult for dealers and buyers to plan ahead, external factors like rising raw material costs and global economic uncertainty further complicate the landscape.
Recycled aluminum isn’t a possible alternative resource, it’s now at the heart of the metal's economy.
September is historically an active contract execution month; but this year the market paused amid uncertainty.
The sustainability push is real, but it comes with a price.