China Bans Coal Imports on 12 Ports and Releases Stricter Standards

Published: Jul 5, 2017 14:34

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More than 12 ports are forbid importing coal, and imported goods at many ports are under stricter examine.

SHANGHAI, Jul. 5 (SMM) – More than 12 ports are forbid importing coal, including Port of Keman in Fujian, Port of Ningde, Port of Dongwu and Port of Ledong in Hainan, which belong to China Huadian Corporation, China Datang Corporation, China Guodian Corporation and China Huaneng Group.

China May Forbid Coal Imports at Second-Class Ports from July

Meanwhile, China also launches stricter standards on goods to enter China’s market after clearance at many ports.

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