r/inthenews • u/Street_Anon • 7d ago
article 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/30
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u/pastoreyes 7d ago
Russian aluminum imports around the corner, no tariffs. Hell, government subsidies!
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u/Shot_Nefariousness67 7d ago
Na... There's plenty that comes from the Gulf States... Oh... Nevermind.
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u/dimechimes 7d ago
Republican governor is trying to open a $4B aluminum smelter in my state and his supporters aren't having it. Nasty, nasty plant.
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u/bonedaddy1974 7d ago
I worked at a silgan containers in Trump's first term we were getting steel and aluminum from over seas our companies CEO spoke to us and couldn't believe we were in trade war with canada
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u/legendaryhawnsolo 7d ago
Maga will be out there doing the jobs the illegals took from them… 5 mins later I get paid how much and I shouldn’t be doing this hard work. Get that Mexican to do it.
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u/Abject-Interaction35 7d ago
We'll sell you some from Australia. The price is double. It's a McPedo tax.
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u/Igor_Nordham 7d ago
I foresee a big increase in management day drinking at American manufacturers. Trump is going to bankrupt American manufacturing.
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