Hurricane Katrina caused historic damage and jolted the wood products markets, which contrasts with the recent Hurricane Ian

Imports of Russian steel into the United States have dropped precipitously this year, negating the need for a formal ban similar to the one reportedly being considered for aluminium

Oversupply and weak demand saw US OCC prices craters by up to $45/ton and excess sent to landfills

The United States ferrous scrap market remains depressed with some sellers no longer holding out hope that a bottom is near

Post-pandemic shift in consumer spending is changing packaging demand, but supply has yet to react

New electric vehicle (EV) battery plant announcements have exploded in the United States, however critical supply chain questions remain unsolved

At this year’s Steel Success Strategies conference in Miami, the expert steel automotive panel delved into the risks and opportunities facing steel in automotive production

The United States’ largest primary aluminium producer, Century Aluminum, will close its biggest US smelter for up to a year due to “soaring energy prices,” the company announced on Wednesday June 22

Why Derek Malburg believes the concentration of the containerboard industry will fall significantly in the next few years as smaller players continue to get on board

War escalation, financial sanctions, rising fuel costs, and lingering trucking challenges contributed to volatile panel and lumber prices