Europe and Canada retaliate against Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs
President Trump touted better-than-expected inflation numbers Wednesday, as the trade war is escalating. Canada and the European Union announced new tariffs on U.S. goods after Trump’s sweeping tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports went into effect.
Aluminum is a "critical mineral" in the U.S. but the metal is largely produced in other countries, raising security concerns within the Trump administration.
In New Jersey, the new tariffs on metals would affect everything from construction projects to grocery shopping, ...
If you use aluminum foil in the kitchen, you may have noticed that one side of aluminum foil is shiny and the other side is ...
For craft brewers, an industry largely consisting of small businesses and where the product is made in steel plus packaged in aluminum, the newly applied tariffs are having a direct strike on their ...
The pain won’t just be felt by foreign steel and aluminum plants. The tariffs will likely drive up costs for American ...
such as used beverage cans and containers. Domestic metal industries: In the longer term, the goal is for U.S. steel and aluminum producers to benefit from reduced foreign competition, potentially ...
“It’s quite easy to change production lines from cans to bottles,” Falorni said. Increasing the use of plastic packaging ...
Here are some of the products that are likely to cost more under President Trump's 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum ...
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