The Aluminum Association of India (AAI) has demanded that the government immediately impose a 10% tariff on imported scrap aluminum to protect the domestic metal industry from the impact of dumping of low-quality scrap aluminum. The Association pointed out that the current 2.5% tariff has led to a 24% increase in the total amount of aluminum imports in the country, resulting in a foreign exchange expenditure of up to $7 billion, making India a dumping ground for foreign waste, posing a significant security and environmental risk. Therefore, the Association seeks to impose a 10% tariff on imported scrap as a strong deterrent to dumping. In addition, the Association also seeks to raise the import tariff on primary aluminum to 10% to 15% to prevent other countries from disposing of their products in India; at the same time, it requests the government to provide RoDTEP rates for aluminum from economic special zones and export-oriented units (EOUs), and reduce the tariff on key materials to 2.5%, in order to reduce the production cost of aluminum and improve the cost competitiveness of the industry.
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