Metaldyne joins auto supplier fly-in
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Manufacturing News, Source : TheManufacturer.com
Published : 18 Sep 2002 20:48
Doug Grimm, vice president of Metaldyne, announced he will join other automotive supplier representatives in the October 1st fly-in to Washington to urge the modification and elimination of steel tariffs imposed by the Bush administration.
Metaldyne sources 98% of its steel domestically, but since the tariffs were imposed, it has considered sourcing steel from exempt countries like Brazil, Argentina, and Turkey.
It would be a shame if the steel safeguard program forces Metaldyne to source steel and other steel-based components from overseas, Grimm said. In the end, the jobs of US-based steel workers may be saved at the expense of workers in the US auto supply business.
The fly-in is being sponsored by the Motor Equipment Manufacturers Association and the Original Equipment Suppliers Association. Representatives from Arvin Meritor, Delphi, Dana, Eaton, Textron, and TRW will also participate in the fly-in.
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