China EMM Exports and Manganese Ore Imports Both Shoot up in June

Published: Jul 25, 2017 14:41

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China’s EMM exports and manganese ore imports both jumped in June, according to China Customs.

SHANGHAI, Jun. 25 (SMM) - China’s EMM exports and manganese ore imports both jumped in June, according to China Customs.

EMM exports rose 26.4% on the month to 37,771 tonnes in June, 2017. Of them, exports of unwrought manganese, scrap and powder were 34,178 tonnes. Exports of wrought manganese and manganese products were 3,593 tonnes.

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China imported 1.89 million tonnes of manganese ore in June, a rise of 29.6% from May.

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