Copper Ore Imports via Lianyungang Jan.-Sept. Top Last Year’s Total

Published: Oct 17, 2016 17:30

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Copper ore and concentrate imports in the first three quarters transit the Port of Lianyungang have surpassed last year’s total, according to Lianyungang government.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 17 (SMM) - Copper ore and concentrate imports in the first three quarters transit the Port of Lianyungang have surpassed last year’s total, according to Lianyungang government.

Imports in the first three quarters reached 885,400 tonnes, up 63.91% year-on-year and 31.14% month-on-month, which is worth $1.015 billion.

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