scrap export

Андрей Глущенко © gmk.center
Is this the end of free scrap trade in the world?

Introduction of scrap exports restrictions becomes a new trend

48 countries have already restricted scrap exports

38% of them introduced partial or full ban

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Scrap exports are economically unprofitable for the state – Metinvest’s COO

Restricting the supply of these raw materials abroad would help Ukrainian steelmakers

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Ministry of Economy considers decision on quota for scrap exports – Kalenkov

A zero quota could be implemented until the end of 2025 until a systemic solution to re-exporting raw materials is found

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Ukrainian Parlament has named a condition for exporting scrap to Turkiye

The Cabinet of Ministers will prepare official explanations for customs

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A paradoxical situation has arisen on the Ukrainian scrap market

The main export destination has become the European Union, which itself is a major supplier of scrap

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Uzbekistan imposes a 100% duty on scrap exports

The duty will be introduced on July 1 of the current year

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Recycling associations concerned about EC proposals in steel and metals action plan

In turn, steelmakers point to the need for a scrap conservation policy in Europe

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Scrap exports from Ukraine decreased by 50% m/m in January

Almost all of the raw materials are sent to Poland

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EU exported 15.6 million tons of scrap in January-November

More than 60% of deliveries are to Turkey

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Kazakhstan extends ban on scrap exports for six months

The rule was adopted to provide local steelmakers with raw materials

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