General Administration of Customs: China’s February Imports of Tin Ore and Concentrates up 95.88% YoY, Breakdown Data Overview

Published: Mar 20, 2026 19:59

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Data released by the online query platform of customs statistics showed that China’s imports of tin ore and concentrates were 17,143.88 mt in February 2026, down 3.69% MoM and up 95.88% YoY.

Myanmar was the largest source of imports. China imported 6,676.93 mt of tin ore and concentrates from Myanmar during the month, down 2.15% MoM and up 151.82% YoY.

The DRC was the second-largest source of imports. China imported 3,049.12 mt of tin ore and concentrates from the DRC during the month, up 53.48% MoM and up 114.13% YoY.

Below is a breakdown of China’s tin ore and concentrates imports in February 2026, compiled based on data from the official website of the General Administration of Customs of China:　

Source: General Administration of Customs

Note: The total import/export volume (grand total) also includes data for some origins not listed in the table above
　　
(Wenhua Composite)　　

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