Tariff Change for Aluminum in Brazil
Brazil increased its aluminum import quota by an additional 30,000 t, expanding the 6% tariff exemption.
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Brazil increased its aluminum import quota by an additional 30,000 t, expanding the 6% tariff exemption.
Albras smelter in Brazil restarted production on March 26, 2020, after the fire was contained.
Albras smelter in Brazil was forced to shut down after a fire in an electrical transformer on March 6, 2020.
Brazil renewed the elimination of a 6% tariff on unwrought primary aluminum imports, easing import duties.
The temporary tariff exemption for Brazil expired, exposing its aluminum imports to U.S. duties.
Alcoa permanently closed the Pocos de Caldas smelter in Brazil, reducing domestic smelting capacity.
Vale SA closed all primary smelting capacity at the 95,000‑t/yr Valesul smelter in April 2009.
Alcoa expanded the Alumar smelter in São Luis, Brazil, adding 63,000 t/yr of capacity.
Aluminio Brasileiro signed a 20‑year agreement with Eletronorte to supply electricity to its 436,000‑t/yr smelter in Barcarena.
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