Copper producers respond to demands to create a value chain that sensibly protects the environment and eliminates waste.

Midwest fabricator gains renown for expertise with cladding materials

Focusing on the essentials helps distributor ride out troubled waters

Red metals distributor follows protocols to lower infection risk and keep its supply chain moving

Task force, expanded membership, fabrication among tools for growth

Red metals industry foresees a future that is green from the ground up

Connections are an essential means for CBSA members to help one another succeed

The Copper Development Association and Canadian Copper & Brass Development Association officially open 2019 NACIA Submissions

Demand slowdown unlikely, trade 'war' causes minimal tension (so far), automation grows, recruiting talent requires some ingenuity

Assuring customers that ‘Everything is OK’ helps foundry/master distributor to win new business and retain it

As LME contract prices rise alongside end-use demand, producers obtain the confidence to get more out of the ground

Designed by architecture firm CEBRA, a 100-meter-long helix staircase, built from 160 tons of steel and clad with 10 tons of copper, welcomes visitors inside the Experimentarium museum, before spiraling upwards, leading to each of the institution’s

A producer proves that experience matters when developing the market for lead-free copper alloys

Although mandates remain in flux, market leaders follow clean energy opportunities wherever they spark

Extruder gets down to brass tacks by creating new alloys, taking on the what-ifs

Craftsmen create custom-made copper distillery equipment

Copper alloy provides antibacterial properties in everyday situations

When copper shows its age, crews use new metal to restore state capitol domes

A fundamentally sound business plan stands the test of time

By tailoring industrial metals and opening a tube plant, Cam-Lee is a keystone in value-added copper