Metal industries
Steel and non-ferrous metals: EU policies, value chain, markets.
Learn moreAmong the objectives of the EU is to ensure a sufficient supply of raw materials such as metals, minerals and materials of forest origin. The European economy requires adequate fueling of its industries to support growth and competitiveness.
At least 30 million people are employed in European industry and hundreds of billions of euros produced by key economic sectors. Automotive, aerospace, rail transport, renewable energy, computers, smartphones, etc. depend on a sustainable supply of raw materials.
For this reasons, the EU has adopted strategies to support this value chain, launching a wide range of specific programs and actions.
At least 30 million people are employed in European industry and hundreds of billions of euros produced by key economic sectors. Automotive, aerospace, rail transport, renewable energy, computers, smartphones, etc. depend on a sustainable supply of raw materials.
For this reasons, the EU has adopted strategies to support this value chain, launching a wide range of specific programs and actions.
Non-metallic products & industries
Cement, glass, ceramics and other non-metallic products.
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Minerals & non-energy extractives
EU policies and data on minerals and non-energy extraction.
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Forest-based industries
Woodworking, pulp & paper, furniture and printing.
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Steel
EU initiatives, standards and market insights for steel.
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Critical & Rare Materials
Trends, policies and market intelligence curated by eEuropa.
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