EU Moves Closer to Restricting Electrical Steel Imports After Member State Vote, Sources Say

The European Commission on Thursday cleared the final procedural hurdle to implement provisional safeguard measures on global imports of grain-oriented electrical steel and related downstream products, including laminations and cores sold separately or as part of transformers. The proposal won the backing of 10 EU member states, while 11 abstained and six opposed it, according […]

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EU Moves Closer to Restricting Electrical Steel Imports After Member State Vote, Sources Say

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