This dataset is collected from WORLD STEEL ASSOCIATION Statistical yearbook 2019 Zero indicates that the quantity concerned is less than 500 tonnes. Three dots (...) indicate that an item of information was not available. Data are expressed in thousand metric tons unless stated otherwise. Crude steel is defined as steel in its first solid (or usable) form: ingots, semi-finished products (billets, blooms, slabs), and liquid steel for castings. This is not to be confused with liquid steel, which is steel poured. Hot rolled (hr) products (hr long products, hr flat products, seamless tubes) are products of first transformation. These products may be further worked to produce cold rolled-, coated-, and tubular products (except seamless tubes). National steel associations have been used where possible and details of such are given below. When not available, statistics were taken from a variety of other sources. Particularly acknowledged are the contributions from: Eurofer Instituto Latinoamericano del Fierro y el Acero (ALACERO, formerly ILAFA) ISSB Limited – formerly Iron and Steel Statistics Bureau (UK) South East Asia Iron and Steel Institute (SEAISI) Other sources used include: Arab Iron and Steel Union (AISU) International Metallurgists Union MIDREX RMG Consulting United Nations Statistics Division United Nations Trust Fund Project on Iron Ore Information/UNCTAD ArcelorMittal: Algeria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Canada, Luxembourg, Morocco, Trinidad and Tobago Ezz Steel: Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Country: Source: Argentina Acero Argentino (Cámara Argentina del Acero) Australia BlueScope, Liberty (formerly Arrium, formerly OneSteel) Austria voestalpine Belgium Groupement de la Sidérurgie ASBL/Staalindustrie Verbond VZW (GSV) Brazil Instituto Aço Brasil (formerly IBS) Bulgaria Bulgarian Association of the Metallurgical Industry Canada Canadian Steel Producers Association, Statistics Canada China China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) Croatia Central Bureau of Statistics Czech Republic and Ocelářská unie a.s. (Steel Union - formerly The Steel Federation - Hutnictví železa, a.s.-HZ) Slovak Republic Egypt Ezz Steel Finland Perusimetal (Association of Finnish Steel and Metal Producers) Rautaruukki Oy France Centre Professionnel des Statistiques de l'Acier (CPS) Germany Wirtschaftsvereinigung Stahl Hungary Magyar vas-és Acélipari Egyesülés (Association of the Hungarian Steel Industry) India Joint Plant Committee (JPC)
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Analyzing the World steel production trends for the year: 2009 - 2018.
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