TIN2030 – ITA launches a Vision for Tin
The International Tin Association welcomes MMR
The International Tin Association (ITA) is pleased to announce that Democratic Republic of Congo tin producer, Mining Minerals Resources (MMR) has joined its membership. Representing the world's major tin producers, ITA is the world authority on tin and at the...
ITA calls for investment in supply to secure tin's critical role
During the annual International Tin Association's (ITA) Investing in Tin Seminar, the organisation presented its vision for the future of tin with the latest strategic thinking of the industry. There is a major investment opportunity for tin mining and...
ITA Study – Strong tin recovery stalls on macro
ITA appoints new CEO to deliver a future vision for the tin industry
The International Tin Association (ITA) has announced the appointment of Helen Prins as new CEO effective March 1st 2022. Helen will replace David Bishop who is retiring after more than 20 years of leadership at the forefront of the tin industry. Helen joins ITA from...
ITA Study – Tin surfed the pandemic wave
The seventeenth annual survey of tin users carried out by the International Tin Association (ITA) estimated that refined tin use in 2020 decreased -1.6% to 361,900 tonnes, with a preliminary estimate of 7.2% expansion during 2021, attributed to recovery from the...
LME recognises ITA Tin Code standard to demonstrate responsibly sourced tin
The International Tin Association (ITA) is pleased to announce that the tin code Standard 7.3 has been conditionally approved by the London Metal Exchange (LME) for use by brands under ‘alignment-assessed standard Track A' of the LME responsible sourcing Rules. The...
The International Tin Association (ITA) welcomes White Solder
Global tin industry association ITA is pleased to announce that Brazilian tin producer white solder has joined its membership. Representing the world's major tin producers, ITA is the world authority on tin and at the forefront of responsible sourcing standards...
Pandemic not all bad news for tin
The sixteenth annual survey carried out by the International Tin Association (ITA) estimated a tin use contraction of -5.4% in 2019 with a further decline of -5.9% forecast for 2020. However, it was not all bad news for tin as some sectors actually benefitted from the...