Can Manufacturers Institute has sharply criticised Donald Trump’s latest aluminium and steel tariff actions, warning they risk undermining domestic can manufacturing while favouring imports. The industry body said the revised Section 232 measures keep input costs elevated for US producers while allowing foreign canned goods to enter the market on more favourable terms. Scott Breen,…
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