Aluminum makers in New Zealand are sounding the alarm as cheap imports surge 38%—threatening thousands of skilled jobs. The industry is pushing for a temporary import duty to level the playing field, arguing that without intervention, vital manufacturing expertise could vanish and innovation will suffer. With local producers already cutting shifts and fearing long-term damage, the government’s ongoing investigation may soon decide whether New Zealand can protect its critical aluminum sector.
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