<Article>Scrap metals imports fall to lowest since 2014</Article>

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Scrap metals imports fall to lowest since 2014

2018-11-27 08:53 Shenzhen Daily

A worker walks past piles of scrap steel at a plant of Dongbei Special Steel Group Co. in Dalian, Liaoning Province, in this file photo. China’s October scrap metals imports fell to their lowest since at least 2014 at 330,000 tons, data from the General Administration of Customs showed, curbed by China’s tightening regulations on waste imports.SD-Agencies