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As imports surge, aluminium companies look to widen export volumes

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The country's aluminium makers are looking to ramp up their volumes of exports shipments amid unabated imports of scrap and some finished downstream products. 

As of now, imports' share has grown to 60 per cent of the country's aluminium consumption, unnerving the domestic producers. With a trade war simmering between the US and China, Indian aluminium makers expect imports to swell further. 

“Both US and China are protecting their economies by hiking custom duties. Due to the trade war, there has been a huge spike  in imports of aluminium, especially scrap, into the country. Scrap from US are finding their way into