12 FEBRUARY 2014The Aluminum Association
Primary aluminum production in Canada declined in January
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The Aluminum Association of Canada reported that primary aluminum production in Canada declined three-tenths of one percent in January to an annual rate of 2,901,891 metric tonnes, off 9,114 tonnes from the December rate of 2,911,005 TPY. Compared to a year ago, production was off 3.2 percent from the January 2013 rate of 2,998,181 TPY. Actual production in January totaled 246,462 metric tonnes.
(The Aluminum Association's statistical programs provide industry information on primary aluminum production, new orders of mill products, industry shipments, end use market estimates, inventories, recycling and foreign trade on a monthly, quarterly and annual basis. Special surveys provide data on specific subjects such as primary capacity, flat roll capacity, inventories and castings shipments. Custom reports are available on a for-fee basis. Web briefings are also available upon request.)
(The Aluminum Association's statistical programs provide industry information on primary aluminum production, new orders of mill products, industry shipments, end use market estimates, inventories, recycling and foreign trade on a monthly, quarterly and annual basis. Special surveys provide data on specific subjects such as primary capacity, flat roll capacity, inventories and castings shipments. Custom reports are available on a for-fee basis. Web briefings are also available upon request.)
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