Latest Data from the General Administration of Customs

Published: Jul 1, 2026 15:44

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[Latest Data from the General Administration of Customs] In May 2026, China imported 191,000 mt in physical content of copper scrap and shredded copper scrap. Of which, 123,100 mt were declared at Ningbo Customs, ranking first and accounting for 64.44%; 18,800 mt were declared at Shenzhen Customs, ranking second and accounting for 9.82%. (HS code: 74040000)

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