<div id="readability-page-1">The EU steel industry, already reeling from Donald Trump’s 50% tariffs on imports, is bracing itself for further damage after the US opened the possibility of a rolling list of “derivative” products that could be subject to tariffs including windows and doors with some metal. In August the US listed 407 product categories as “derivative” inclusions, ranging from wind turbines, mobile cranes and bulldozers to rail cars and furniture. But EU...</div>

<p>The EU steel industry is facing potential further harm as the US considers expanding tariffs to a list of "derivative" products, which includes items like windows, doors, wind turbines, and furniture. This follows the already significant impact of Donald Trump's 50% tariffs on steel imports. In August, the US identified 407 product categories that could be affected, raising concerns within the EU steel sector about ongoing trade challenges.</p>

EU industry fears ever-expanding list of ‘derivative’ goods subject to steel tariffs