U.S. Aluminum Extruders Coalition

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Rising tensions in Iran and risks to the Strait of Hormuz highlight exactly why U.S. supply chains matter. Strengthening the domestic aluminum extrusion industry is critical to global trade flow and U.S. jobs, which is exactly what we're fighting for.

The USAEC commends President Trump’s Executive Order to close a significant valuation loophole that has limited Section 232 aluminum tariff enforcement. We are optimistic that the benefits of the tariff will now extend across the aluminum value chain. finance.yahoo.com/economy/policy…

The heart of the U.S. Aluminum Extruders mission lies in advocating for fair trade and stronger enforcement to protect American aluminum manufacturers and supply chains.

The Aluminum Extruders Coalition is fighting to stop the unfair imports of finished aluminum products. These practices threaten U.S. jobs and extrusions production. Strong trade enforcement is critical to ensure a fair market and support domestic industry.

As renegotiation of the USMCA approaches, the President must firmly maintain his Section 232 aluminum tariff without exception, and ensure enforcement extends to the entire supply chain.

As renegotiation of the USMCA approaches, the President must firmly maintain his Section 232 aluminum tariff without exception, and ensure enforcement extends to the entire supply chain.

We support the establishment of strict content requirements under USMCA to prevent the circumvention of tariffs by countries like China, who exploit this agreement at our expense.

Good news for U.S. aluminum. @USTradeRep Ambassador Greer confirmed the President’s steel and aluminum tariffs “have been very successful” and will remain in place. The continuing fight for fair trade means stronger domestic production and growth for the aluminum industry.

This is absolutely FAKE NEWS based on anonymous sources out to sabotage Trump trade policy. Memo to the @FinancialTimes: Unless your source is named, don't print it. You are being gamed. Trump plans to roll back some tariffs on steel and aluminium goods ecoti.in/D_Jnfb via @economictimes

The Trump Administration must clarify vague Section 232 tariff language to stop foreign importers from cheating U.S. extruders and weakening our domestic manufacturing!

@RealPNavarro Tariffs CAN work- U.S. primary aluminum producers are already seeing the positive results of President Trump's strong Section 232 aluminum tariff. Now it’s time for the benefits to reach the entire industry by closing the valuation loophole!

🚨Century Aluminum is building the first new U.S. primary smelter since 1980. America imports about 85% of its aluminum. Aluminum builds our fighter jets and missiles. President Trump’s effective use of tariffs protects our national security and creates good jobs.

Foreign dumping is severely harming the $7B U.S. extrusion industry, putting 200,000 American jobs and hundreds of family-owned businesses at risk. Working together with our members, the US Aluminum Extruders Coalition is fighting to save our industry.

"Inconsistently enforced U.S. tariffs have simply redirected unfair trade practices as foreign companies move production, assembly, and final processing to Mexico to avoid steeper duties." -AEC President Jason Weber in a Letter to the Editor for the @WSJ aluminumextruderscoalition.com/2026/01/20/wal…

"This vital American industry is in danger of being hollowed out as importers cheat the system by undervaluing aluminum imports and falsely labelling products to avoid paying the president’s targeted aluminum tariff." -@MarkMeadows for @dcexaminer washingtonexaminer.com/op-eds/3903506…