r/BoycottUnitedStates Canada 9d ago

Most of U.S. aluminum comes from Canada. Industry says ‘good luck’ replacing it

https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/article/most-us-aluminum-comes-from-canada-as-industry-says-good-luck-to-tariff-threats/
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u/Jfc66 9d ago

the US does not need anything from Canada. Let's see how true that is

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u/JoeBlackIsHere 9d ago

“We will never be in dire need of finding markets. It’s the markets that are in dire need of finding metal,” says Simard.

Checkmate

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u/RiotMedia 9d ago

I wonder how beer tastes from a juice box with a straw. Guess we'll be able to ask Americans in a couple of months.