Zack Tanner
ztanner@post-gazette.com

March 12, 2019

Chad Brandon, left, 30, of Neffs, Ohio, and Tye Wachter, right, 22, of Mingo Junction, Ohio, take samples and the temperature of steel from the ladle metallurgical furnace at the JSW Steel Ohio plant, Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019, in Mingo Junction, Ohio. India-based JSW sees Mingo Junction as part of a move into the U.S. steel market at a time when tariffs have made it more difficult for foreign steel makers to ship supplies into the states.

Chad Brandon, left, 30, of Neffs, Ohio, and Tye Wachter, right, 22, of Mingo Junction, Ohio, take samples and the temperature of steel from the ladle metallurgical furnace at the JSW Steel Ohio plant, Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019, in Mingo Junction, Ohio. India-based JSW sees Mingo Junction as part of a move into the U.S. steel market at a time when tariffs have made it more difficult for foreign steel makers to ship supplies into the states.