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For press and media questions about EUROFER or the European steel industry, please contact us using the information below. For general, non-media enquires please call +32 2 738 79 20.

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By phone

The European Steel Association can be contacted by calling:
Lucia Sali,
Spokesperson and Head of Communications,
Desk: 0032 (0) 2 738 79 35,
Mobile: 0032 (0) 492 97 97 52

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Please write to:
Lucia Sali,
Spokesperson and Head of Communications,
l.sali@eurofer.eu

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Press release: The 2040 climate target requires an industrial revolution, but its enabling conditions - laudably recognised in the Steel and Metals Plan - are not there yet, warns EUROFER

Brussels, 02 July 2025 – The 90% climate target proposed today by the European Commission demands an unprecedented transformation of EU society and industry in just 15 years. The European steel industry is already doing its part, but a viable business case for the transition is still lacking. To enable it, the EU needs to implement the Steel and Metals Action Plan much more decisively, delivering a highly effective trade protection against global overcapacity, access to internationally competitive low carbon energy and scrap, and a watertight CBAM, says the European Steel Association.

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Press release: Trump’s tariffs hit steel market hard as recession and weak demand persist into 2025

Brussels, 05 June 2025 – The high level of uncertainty and major disruptions caused by the new U.S. tariffs have dealt a severe blow to recovery expectations in the steel market for 2025. Against the backdrop of broader economic resilience driven by services, industry remains weak, weighing on steel demand and consumption. Recovery is not expected before 2026, and only if positive developments emerge in the global geoeconomic outlook. According to EUROFER’s latest Economic and Steel Market Outlook, the recession in apparent steel consumption will continue in 2025 (-0.9%) for the fourth consecutive year (-1.1% in 2024), contrary to earlier forecasts of growth (+2.2%). A similar trend is expected for steel-using sectors, with another recession in 2025 (-0.5%, after -3.7% in 2024) instead of a projected recovery (+1.6%). Steel imports remained at historically high levels (27%) throughout 2024.

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Press release: U.S. 50% steel tariffs: new EU trade measure needed now to avert collapse of European market, urges EUROFER

Brussels, 4 June 2025 – With U.S. blanket tariffs now raised to 50%, the only way to avoid the further erosion of the European steel market and another blow to European steelmakers is the swift implementation of the “highly effective trade measure” promised by the European Commission in its Steel and Metals Action Plan. A negotiated solution between the EU and the U.S. is also vital to preserve EU steel exports to the U.S., warns the European Steel Association.

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