Jiangxi Copper Makes First Silver Shipment to North America

Published: Jun 6, 2017 14:32
Jiangxi Copper Corporation’s Guixi Copper Smelter made its first shipment of JCC brand silver ingot to North America recently, cnmn.com reported.

SHANGHAI, Jun. 6 (SMM) - Jiangxi Copper Corporation’s Guixi Copper Smelter made its first shipment of JCC brand silver ingot to North America recently, cnmn.com reported.

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The shipment weighed 18 tonnes. The company has delivered samples to North America for impurity test.

The first silver shipment of the JCC brand silver means the company’s products receive high recognition by North American markets.

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