China Manganese Ore Imports Down Significantly in November

Published: Dec 25, 2015 17:00

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China reported dramatic month-on-month declines in its manganese ore imports in November.

SHANGHAI, Dec. 25 (SMM) – China reported dramatic month-on-month declines in its manganese ore imports in November.

Inbound shipments totaled 1.09 million tonnes in November, down from 1.33 million tonnes in October, customs data showed.

South Africa remained the biggest supplier, followed by Australia.

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