Canada - U.S. Steel Trade

1 Canada Steel Trade Fair, Balanced, Integrated, Interdependent Canadian Steel Producers AssociationThe Canada -US Steel Trade dynamic is fairly-traded and evenly In 2016, over 10 million MT of Steel , worth over $ billion, was traded between our two countries, with Canada shipping $ billion to the ( ), and the shipping $ billion ( ) to Canada . Canada is the #1 destination of Steel exports, representing over 50% of total exports. is the #1 destination of Canadian Steel exports, representing over 85% of Canadian exports. exports represent 30%of Canada s Steel market.

2 Canadian exports only represent 6%of the entire Steel current findings of dumped or subsidized Steel between Canada and the In 2016, 51% (~$3B)of Steel exports from to Canada were from Midwestern states. Total Steel Trade between Canada and the Midwest represented $ 57% of total Steel Trade between the two countries. $3 Billion Steel Exports to Canada from Midwest RegionSteel Trade between Canada and the Midwest is especially is a major export to Canada for several states in particular, supporting thousands of middle-class American Steel $202 MMichigan $731 MOhio $ $448 MPennsylvania $771 MIndiana $496 MKentucky $300 MOregon $160 MWashington $186 MNew York $188 MAlabama $211 MNorth Carolina$169 MIowa$115M4 Arkansas$122 MAn equivalent value of Canadian-made Steel products being exported to the from five core $611 MOntario $ $103 MAlberta $148 MManitoba $125M5 Exports of Canadian Steel products provide critical manufacturing inputs in several $228

3 MMichigan $ $726 MIllinois $433 MPennsylvania $357 MIndiana $325 MKentucky $153 MNew Jersey $118 MCalifornia $132 MNew York $368 MTennessee $115 MMinnesota$334M6 Production in several key market segments and significant numbers of American jobs are dependent on access to these Canadian-made Steel materials for their supply Renewable Energy Production Mining/Heavy EquipmentOil and Gas PipelinesConstruction MaterialsPublic InfrastructureEnergy Resource Extraction7In addition, the majority of raw inputs for Canadian Steel production are sourced from suppliers (~$2B).

4 Steel -making coal (bituminous): $596M from = 83% of importsIron Ore: $612M from = 98% of importsRecycled Steel Scrap: $168M from = 99% of importsOther Metals: ( zinc for galvanizing, $462M from = 60% of imports)8 Cross-border movement of raw inputs, components, as well as finished and semi-finished Steel goods also employs major capacity from transportation and logistics operators. RailGreat Lakes Marine Vessels and PortsLong-Haul Trucking9