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Daanish Ellias
As founder of World of Steel, Daanish has a continual quest and drive for helping businesses grow in the steel using industry. With over 30 years of strategic business management and leadership experience, he is known as a catalyst for change and understands the challenges CEO and Marketing managers face in this extremely volatile environment.. Not surprisingly you will often find him feeding his hunger for life long learning with a good book and latte! This blog is reflection of his passion for the steel industry. He promises to intrigue, challenge and sometimes even question (and praise as well) Government policies for the long term effect they can have on the user industry.
Cyclical nature of the Steel Industry
WosstEEL
/ June 21, 2022
Cyclical nature of the Steel Industry
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Friend Shoring might be bad for global growth
WosstEEL
/ June 17, 2022
Friend Shoring might be bad for global growth
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Steel Prices drop but market is limited
WosstEEL
/ June 17, 2022
Steel Prices drop but market is limited
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How supply chain crunch is hurting California farmers
WosstEEL
/ May 5, 2022
How supply chain crunch is hurting California farmers
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Steel Mill Is Shadow Of What It Once Was
WosstEEL
/ May 5, 2022
Steel Mill Is Shadow Of What It Once Was
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Scarcity of pig iron causes surge in steel prices
WosstEEL
/ May 5, 2022
Scarcity of pig iron causes surge in steel prices
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Role of safety in manufacturing companies
WosstEEL
/ May 5, 2022
Role of safety in manufacturing companies
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Supply chain management post Covid times
WosstEEL
/ May 5, 2022
Supply chain management post Covid times
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Multiple challenges in the steel industry
WosstEEL
/ May 5, 2022
Multiple challenges in the steel industry
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Export duty on ferrous scrap is sprouting across the globe
WosstEEL
/ May 5, 2022
Export duty on ferrous scrap is sprouting across the globe
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Aluminum Makers Seek Old Cans, Shredded Cars to Fuel New Plants
WosstEEL
/ March 29, 2022
Aluminum Makers Seek Old Cans, Shredded Cars to Fuel New Plants
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