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 In 2018, the U.S. imposed steel tariffs under Section 232, impacting factories nationwide by increasing costs for manufacturers, including those in St. Louis. Now, over 1,000 pieces of large equipment from a major site in north St. Louis are being auctioned, indicating a significant retreat in this manufacturing area. Why is such a major player struggling?

The tariffs were designed to protect American steelmakers from cheap imports, but they've also raised prices for other businesses in the supply chain. Local fabricators are feeling the pressure the most, forcing them to make difficult decisions like selling off their assets.

This Golden age is quicly tarnishing

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