According to its organizers, the conference regularly attracts over 250 delegates from across the industry. This event will be the first in North America for a decade.
“Tin supply was a significant challenge in 2021 as the effects of the coronavirus pandemic linger on the global supply chain, the Association said. “Over the next 10 years demand for tin set to rise with the global shift towards green energy and 5G-based automation. However, the mine project pipeline remains thin, sustaining the tightness in the tin market.”
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