United States removes tariff on aluminum packaging Estados Unidos ha decidido retirar el arancel del 10% que se aplicaba a los envases de aluminio importados. Esta decisión se espera que reduzca los costos para las empresas que utilizan estos envases y, en última instancia, beneficie al consumidor final al hacer que los productos sean más asequibles. El cambio de política entra en vigor a partir del próximo mes y se espera que tenga un impacto significativo en la industria.

Almost a year after the United States government established 25% tariffs on imports of aluminum cans and containers — used in beverages such as beer and in products such as cosmetics —, the White House decided to withdraw them, a decision that was celebrated. Today, the Federal Register, the official publication of the United States, disseminated the document "Strengthening the Actions Taken to Adjust Imports of Aluminum, Steel, and Copper into the United States (US)" which outlines a list of products that will no longer be subject to the tariff imposed under section 232 in April 2025. The tariff will not be charged on containers made of aluminum in which they are packaged: In addition to the tariff being removed from: Regarding this, the executive president of the National Chamber of the Industry of Cosmetic Products (Canipec), Carlos Berzunza, said that section 232 of the US caused the inclusion of the metallic and aluminum content of the containers, which was a curious measure, ...