The aluminum associations of the United States, Europe, Canada and Japan welcome the release by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) of the OECD MAGIC database of industrial subsidies 2026.
Comprehensive remedies focused on China, preservation of critical scrap supply would support U.S. investment
New Briefing Lays Out Economic & Environmental Costs of Failure to Act
The Aluminum Association released the following statement from Lauren Wilk, the Aluminum Association’s vice president for policy, in response the recently signed “phase one” trade agreement between the United States and China:
Our aluminum associations applaud the agreement between the European Union, Japan and the United States to work toward the strengthening of the existing World Trade Organization’s (WTO) rules on industrial subsidies.
Urgent Reforms of 232 Exclusion Process, Strong Trade Enforcement and Multilateral Action Needed