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International Zinc Association
Building a world where zinc is recognized as sustainable and essential for modern life.
About International Zinc Association
The International Zinc Association (IZA) is the only global industry association dedicated exclusively to the interests of zinc and its users. Operating internationally and locally through its regional affiliates, IZA helps sustain the long-term global demand for zinc and its markets by promoting such key end uses as corrosion protection for steel and the essentiality of zinc in human health and crop nutrition. IZA’s main programs are Sustainability & Environment, Technology & Market Development and Communications. IZA staff, a team of internationally recognized experts, is dedicated to assisting the Industry with its many challenges and opportunities. IZA's headquarters are Durham, North Carolina (USA) and has offices in China, Europe, Latin America, North America, India and Southern Africa.
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Signals from International Zinc Association
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Presence & Recognition
International Zinc Association members Adam Ryan, PhD, DABT and Chris Cooper visited the Colorado School of Mines Edgar Experimental Mine to participate in the Ecotoxicology Technical Advisory Panel (ETAP) program.
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Presence & Recognition
International Zinc Association attended the American Galvanizers Association (AGA) meeting in Denver for the Ecotoxicology Technical Advisory Panel (ETAP) meeting.
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Presence & Recognition
International Zinc Association featured the 2026 Zinc Die Casting Conference in Montreal with a description of the market outlook for zinc alloys and technological developments in the industry.
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Products & Services
International Zinc Association launched a new look and functionality for its Life Cycle Assessment page featuring a Zamak tab with latest reports and a Zinc Tools Portal.
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