U.S. and Canada aluminum groups slam tariffs and point to China
Rather than putting up barriers against each other, the U.S. and Canada should 'work together to grow the pie'
Industry groups from the US and Canada are calling for an end to aluminum tariffs targeting each other. Instead, they suggest forming a united front against competition from China.
The US has imposed tariffs on aluminum due to overcapacity concerns. China's Commerce Ministry has responded, saying it will monitor the situation and reserves the right to take necessary measures.
US and Canadian aluminum producers' groups are urging their governments to stop targeting each other with tariffs. They want to focus on addressing competition from China.
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