Purchasing - August 11, 2005
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Buyers adopt hard line
Just because it's been a tough financial year for North American automakers doesn't mean their metals suppliers can expect reduced vigilance in demands for world-class materials and delivery performance. That's especially true at the Mexican automotive plants of the Big Three and other automakers, which are making large investments into a $35 billion motor vehicle industry that accounts for a f...
Just because it's been a tough financial year for North American automakers doesn't mean their metals suppliers can expect reduced vigilance in demands for world-class materials and delivery performance. That's especially true at the Mexican automotive plants of the Big Three and other automakers, which are making large investments into a $35 billion motor vehicle industry that accounts for a f...
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