The Canadian Steel Producers Association (CSPA) and its member companies, today welcomed Canada’s exemption from the tariffs announced by President Trump in response to the Section 232 investigation on The Effect of Imports of Steel on the National Security. These exemptions are positive news for Canada’s steel producers and their employees.

“On behalf of the membership of the CSPA, we would like to thank the Government of Canada for its significant efforts on this file,” said Joe Galimberti, President of the CSPA.

“We continue to support the dialogue between Canadian and U.S. governments to ensure our integrated markets remain open and that our respective supply chains collectively grow, while continuing to address global steel excess capacity issues.”

We do remain concerned about potential diversion of offshore steel to the Canadian market as a result of Section 232 related actions.

“CSPA and its members will continue our urgent work with the Government to ensure the domestic market is effectively defended from unfairly traded steel,” concluded Galimberti.

About CSPA:

The Canadian Steel Producers Association (CSPA) is the national voice of Canada’s $14 billion primary steel production industry. Canadian steel producers are integral to the automotive, energy, construction, and other demanding industrial supply chains.  CSPA seeks to work with governments and industry partners to advance public policies that enable a globally competitive business environment for its member companies and supply chain stakeholders.

Media Contact:
Joseph Galimberti
President, Canadian Steel Producers Association
613-293-6806  

 

Source: globenewswire.com                                         

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