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Neasa asks Patel, Itac to stop imposing upstream steel import dutiesBy:Deputy Editor Online STEEL The National Employers' Association of South Africa (Neasa) says government’s duties on imported steel only serve to support ailing primary steel producer ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA). Neasa said the duties would not only fail to save AMSA in the long run, but were also gradually eroding the entire steel industry.
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