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Nickel ore exporters that complied with rules have been allowed to resume shipments, according to Maritime and Investment Coordinating Minister Luhut Pandjaitan, but he did not reveal how many companies received the green light so far.
Indonesia, the world’s largest nickel ore producer, temporarily stopped nickel ore exports after authorities launched an investigation into violations of export rules two weeks ago.
It was reported that the country’s monthly nickel ore exports nearly trebled after the government announced in late August to bring forward a ban on ore exports by two years to January 2020.
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