UkraineSteelExport

Ukrainian metallurgists have lost their customs privileges in the US as new Trump tariffs take effect. On March 12, a 25% import duty on steel and aluminum introduced by US President Trump came into force. This decision directly impacts Ukraine, which was previously exempt from duties on steel and stee...

• #DonaldTrump
• #ImportDuties
• #MetallurgyUkraine
• #SteelDuties
• #UkraineSteelExport

How was the Ukrainian metal trade in 2024? In January-November, Ukrainian mining enterprises increased their iron ore raw materials exports by 87.4% compared to the same period last year – to 30.25 million tons. Revenue increased by 55.8% to $...

• #MetallurgyUkraine
• #SteelProductionUkraine
• #Turkey
• #UkraineSteelExport
• #UkrainianMetalExport

Polish businesses want protection against Ukrainian steel imports. Polish metallurgical plants fear competition with Ukraine and demand that the domestic market be protected from Ukrainian steel. Polish steel manufacturers hope that Ukraine’s output will mainly...

• #GreenMetallurgy
• #MetallurgyUkraine
• #Poland
• #PolishBusiness
• #UkraineSteelExport

Britain has extended restriction-free trade for Ukrainian rolled flat and coil steel. The cancellation of protective measures on the import of Ukrainian flat and coil steel products was extended until May 30, 2024, as announced by the UK government. The State Anti-Dumping Commission (T...

• #FreeTrade
• #SteelProductionUkraine
• #UkraineForeignTrade
• #UkraineSteelExport
• #UkrainianRolledSteel

The sea port blockade limited the export of Ukriane’s most valuable goods. The NYT emphasized that the blocked exports of steel, grain, fertilizer, and other goods created food shortages, raised prices, and contributed to global insecurity. The newspaper noted that the UN-br...

• #UkraineExport
• #UkraineSeaPorts
• #UkraineSteelExport