China's Monthly Alumina Import and Export Data in July 2021

Published: Aug 23, 2021 13:56
SHANGHAI, Aug 23 (SMM) - According to China Customs, China exported 51,400 mt of alumina in July 2021, and exported 92,800 mt of alumina from January to July 2021.

SHANGHAI, Aug 23 (SMM) - According to China Customs, China exported 51,400 mt of alumina in July 2021, and exported 92,800 mt of alumina from January to July 2021. China also imported 526,900 mt of alumina in July 2021, an increase of 91.66% from the previous month and a year-on-year increase of 26.27%. Alumina imports totalled 1.94 million mt from January to July 2021, a year-on-year decrease of 17.73%. The net imports of alumina stood at 475,500 mt in July and stood at 1.85 million mt from January to July 2021.

Origin

Import (10,000 mt)

Proportion

Australia

36.5284000

69.33%

Vietnam

6.9448530

13.18%

Indonesia

3.2428000

6.15%

India

3.0809000

5.85%

Kazakhstan

1.9540336

3.71%

Germany

0.2723679

0.52%

France

0.2183416

0.41%

Japan

0.2016341

0.38%

Brazil

0.1502286

0.29%

South Korea

0.0675938

0.13%

United States

0.0167139

0.03%

Canada

0.0080460

0.02%

China

0.0002008

0.00%

Great Britain

0.0001675

0.000%

China Taiwan

0.0000520

0.000%

Spain

0.0000400

0.000%

Austria

0.0000300

0.000%

Switzerland

0.0000104

0.0000%

Puerto Rico

0.0000012

0.0000%

South Africa

0.0000010

0.00000%

Denmark

0.0000005

0.00000%

Total

52.6864159

100.00%

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