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UK Steel Strategy

The UK Steel Strategy, led by the Department for Business and Trade, aims to strengthen domestic steel production capacity and competitiveness through targeted industrial policy and demand assessment. The strategy is currently active and includes consultation on production gaps, supply chain resilience, and support mechanisms for UK steel mills.

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20 Mar 2026 | Analysis Department for Business and Trade Context · primary home: UK trade remedies on steel linked

Annex C: UK Steel Strategy Demand Assessment

In response to: Steel strategy

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