Tata Steel and JCB ink landmark green steel deal

James Murray
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Memorandum of Understanding to see construction equipment giant supplied with low carbon steel from revamped Port Talbot plant

Plans to switch the Port Talbot steelworks to produce steel using an electric arc furnace received a further boost today, after Tata Steel UK announced it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding to provide...

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