What adjusted steel, aluminum and copper tariffs mean for construction
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The adjusted Section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum, and copper will impact construction projects differently based on material type and how much embedded metal each project contains. Contractors should expect varying cost pressures depending on their specific material sourcing and project specifications.
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Contractors on the ground say the latest Section 232 tariffs’ effects on construction projects will vary widely depending on material type and embedded metal content.
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