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The future of moving and storing metal involves as little human interaction with the material as possible.

The highs of the post-pandemic were but a memory in 2024 for most members of the metals supply chain. The combination of high interest rates and continued inflation resulted in a year of pullback for producers and distributors alike. (Photo by Benner Metals)

S&P Global Market Intelligence Analyzes Copper's Needs for the Future (Photo courtesy Rio Tinto)

Service, availability and risk reduction are a few of the things large stockists bring to the metals supply chain.

Second-generation boss continues the growth of the business from simple distribution company in Canada to important tube maker in the United States.