Purchasing - July 14, 2007
Features
Stalled manufacturing growth slows North American purchasing
North American use of stainless steel remains erratic: After increasing a robust 21% in 2006, consumption is on pace to decline by 7–10% in 2007. That's partly because of weak durable goods production and partly because of the explosion in mill product prices, which have increased by almost 90% over the past two years.
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