The White House’s “Great Transshipment Scam” report exposes how foreign products can be routed through third countries, relabeled and brought into the U.S. under false origins. Strict enforcement will defend American manufacturing. See more: https://t.co/Dka6UbxSRu
Must read new report from @WhiteHouse & @RealPNavarro's team "The Great Transshipment Scam.” We fully support this call for decisive action to ID circumvention, hold importers accountable & ensure unfairly traded products don't illegally enter the U.S. https://t.co/Dka6UbxSRu
As the USMCA enters a new phase of review, North American trade policy must reject tariff exemptions, carveouts and loopholes that undermine fair competition.
Happy 4th of July! Every great nation starts with a strong foundation, and for 250 years American manufacturing has been that foundation. Now we’re calling for strong trade enforcement to close USMCA loopholes and save the U.S. manufacturing jobs that make our nation great.
As the largest segment of the American aluminum industry, which supports over 165,000 jobs, extruders employ over 55,000 Americans across the country. These jobs are at stake as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is renegotiated.
"This tariff, and the President’s efforts to enhance enforcement, have made a measurable difference for U.S. aluminum extruders. As USMCA negotiations approach, we hope to see continued tariff enforcement with no exemptions or exceptions"
Today marks the one-year anniversary of President Trump's 50% aluminum tariff. Read our latest press release on the importance of this policy:
https://t.co/zu5EGKlFL6
USMCA must deliver real, enforceable standards that protect aluminum extrusion and strengthen North American production without making exceptions to the aluminum tariff. If not, U.S. competitiveness is at risk.
This Memorial Day, we honor the brave Americans who gave their lives in service to our country. Supporting strong domestic industries helps ensure America remains resilient, prepared, and secure for future generations.
North American aluminum demand remains strong, but unfair trade practices continue to distort the market. Strong USMCA enforcement and aluminum content requirements are essential to protect U.S. manufacturers and uphold fair trade.
“China moved production to Mexico, exploiting USMCA benefits to avoid tariffs on aluminum imports… weakening U.S. aluminum extruders and the workers our industry supports” -manufacturing executive Mark Butterfield in a recent op-ed. Read more:
https://t.co/Q8VpcCGnOk
USMCA reform is critical. Weak aluminum content rules allow foreign producers to exploit the system. Enforcing the 50% aluminum tariff, without loopholes, protects U.S. extruders, strengthens supply chains, and ensures fair trade for North America.
Unfairly imported aluminum extrusions are flooding the U.S. market, undercutting American producers and putting thousands of jobs at risk. Strong enforcement of tariffs is critical to rebuild domestic aluminum manufacturing.
The U.S. Aluminum Extruders Coalition is pushing for stronger enforcement against unfairly traded aluminum imports, aiming to strengthen our domestic supply chains and support thousands of American jobs. Learn more: https://t.co/0s2KaXhQWu