Pennsylvania is justifiably proud of its manufacturing roots. But thousands of its skilled workers have lost or might soon lose their jobs because China, Mexico, Vietnam, Malaysia, and other countries are dumping their products into the U.S. at unjustifiably low prices.
Minnesota Extruder Alexandria Industries Supports Trade Case to Save Jobs Alexandria Industries of west central Minnesota started making aluminum boat parts for Lund and typewriter parts for IBM in the 1960s. Today, the aluminum extruder makes products used every day
During a visit to Custom Aluminum Products here this morning, Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Illinois) expressed support for a trade case seeking to offset unfairly traded aluminum-extrusion imports brought by the U.S. Aluminum Extruders Coalition.
Arizona’s manufacturing companies are facing a serious challenge—an onslaught of unfairly traded aluminum imports that threaten American jobs. As president of MI Metals, an aluminum extruder in Prescott Valley, I see firsthand the resilience and ingenuity of U.S. industry. But it is impossible to compete with foreign importers that don’t play by the rules.
Efforts by China and other countries to undercut American industries are pervasive and well known. They have a new target right here in Georgia: manufacturers who specialize in making extruded aluminum.
Pennsylvania Aluminum Extrusion Workers Suffer from Unfair Trade Pennsylvania is justifiably proud of its manufacturing roots. But many of its skilled workers in the aluminum extrusion industry have lost or might soon lose their jobs because countries including China, Mexico, Vietnam
Ohio aluminum extruders say they are being undercut by foreign countries, ask Biden for tariffs on imports The coalition petitioning for relief includes Extrudex in North Jackson, Ohio, and Pennex Aluminum in Leetonia, Ohio. WFMJ.com News weather sports for Youngstown-Warren Ohio
The U.S. Aluminum Extruders Coalition is disappointed by the Mexican Government’s announcement that it will increase tariffs on its imports of aluminum ingots, billets, and extrusions without also revoking its various duty exemption programs. Because these various Mexican duty exemption programs were not also revoked, the announcement is little more than window dressing and will only serve to accelerate the surge of unfairly traded aluminum extrusions using highly distorted and subsidized metal into the United States at the expense of the U.S. industry and its workers.
China Steals Aluminum Jobs From Michigan RealClearPolitics By Nicholas Noecker & Terry Sheehan China has been working to undercut American companies for years – from
Aluminum Extrusions in Arizona, Georgia Depend on Washington, D.C. Brook Massey of MI Metals is worried about becoming his customers’ backup plan rather than their first stop. The reason: A torrent of unfairly traded aluminum extrusions from China and elsewhere is