Copper Ore Imports Transit Lianyungang Port Breach 500,000 tonnes in 2016

Published: Jul 8, 2016 13:33

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Copper ore imports transit the Port of Lianyungang outpaced 500,000 tonnes so far in 2016, zgsyb.com reports.

SHANGHAI, Jul. 8 (SMM) – Copper ore imports transit the Port of Lianyungang outpaced 500,000 tonnes so far in 2016, zgsyb.com reports.

A shipload of 11,000 tonnes of copper concentrate imported from Mexico arrived recently.

China’s demand for imported ore increased significantly now that domestic smart power grid and high-speed rail construction accelerate this year.

Copper ore imports via Lianyungang grew 26.78% year-on-year in the first five months of 2016.

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