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Quartz Manufacturing Alliance Praises ITC Injury Ruling
The industry group commends the International Trade Commission's decision in a global safeguard case.
Apr. 2, 2026 at 9:05am
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The Quartz Manufacturing Alliance of America (QMAA), an industry group, has praised the International Trade Commission (ITC) for its affirmative injury determination in a global safeguard case. The QMAA said the ITC's ruling will help protect American quartz manufacturing jobs and the domestic industry.
Why it matters
The ITC's decision could lead to new trade restrictions or tariffs on imported quartz products, which could benefit American quartz manufacturers by making their products more price-competitive. This is an important issue for the domestic quartz industry, which has faced challenges from low-cost imports in recent years.
The details
The QMAA, which represents American quartz producers, said the ITC's affirmative injury determination will allow the U.S. government to consider potential trade remedies to address the harm caused by surging quartz imports. The group believes these measures could help level the playing field for American quartz manufacturers and protect domestic jobs.
- The ITC issued its affirmative injury determination on April 1, 2026.
The players
Quartz Manufacturing Alliance of America
An industry group that represents American quartz producers.
International Trade Commission
An independent, nonpartisan federal agency that investigates trade issues and makes determinations on trade cases.
What’s next
The U.S. government will now consider potential trade remedies, such as tariffs or quotas, to address the harm to the domestic quartz industry identified by the ITC's ruling.
The takeaway
The ITC's decision is a win for American quartz manufacturers, who have faced increasing competition from low-cost imports in recent years. The potential for new trade measures could help level the playing field and protect domestic jobs in the quartz industry.





