James Vanderloo Can Discuss Trump’s New Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum Impacting Canned Beverages
MILWAUKEE – James Vanderloo, Head at OEC Group Milwaukee, a global freight forwarder and leading company in Trans-Pacific Trade, is available to discuss what to expect with Trump’s new 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum, and how canned beer and wine are to be impacted. Mr. Vanderloo can go into detail on the impact of Trump’s tariffs on supply chains, shippers, consumers, and prices.
A can of Coors Light is about to get a lot more expensive. Trump’s new tariffs on steel and aluminum already have aluminum buyers already raising their costs. Starting March 12, the tariff on aluminum will go from 10% to 25%, further squeezing companies’ bottom lines.
Canned beverages like beer and sparkling wine, which require aluminum, are set to be heavily impacted by this new 25% tariff, adding to the strain created by the 25% tariff on all goods from Canada and Mexico, and the 10% on China.
Mr. Vanderloo can adroitly explain what these tariffs would really mean for the canned beverage sector, US businesses, consumers, and prices.
Mr. Vanderloo is readily available to be interviewed at your convenience through videoconferencing or over the phone.
WHO: James Vanderloo, Head at OEC Group Milwaukee
WHAT: Discuss Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
CONTACT: Lilly Gallaher (845) 527-0956
