China to Launch 5-Month Crackdowns in Recycling Industry 

Published: Aug 18, 2017 10:48
China’s Ministry of Environmental Protection will join hands with several other departments to carry out a five-month crackdown in recycling industry, including scrap home appliance dismantling, scrap

SHANGHAI, Aug. 18 (SMM) – China’s Ministry of Environmental Protection will join hands with several other departments to carry out a five-month crackdown in recycling industry, including scrap home appliance dismantling, scrap electronics, etc.

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