Latest Data from the General Administration of Customs

Published: May 27, 2026 14:03

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[Latest Data from the General Administration of Customs] In April 2026, China imported 211,700 mt in physical content of copper scrap and shredded copper scrap. Of this, 138,300 mt were imported through Ningbo Customs, ranking first and accounting for 65.33%; 14,500 mt were imported through Guangdong Customs, ranking second and accounting for 6.87%. (HS code: 74040000)

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