General Administration of Customs: China's Refined Tin Exports Fell 19.45% YoY in June, Breakdown of Import and Export Data

Published: Jul 20, 2026 19:20

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According to data released by the China Customs online query platform, China's June 2026 exports of refined tin were 1,589.46 mt, down 27.86% MoM and down 19.45% YoY.

In June, China exported 295.36 mt of refined tin to Japan, up 1.93% MoM and up 79.41% YoY.

On the import side, China's June 2026 imports of refined tin were 1,228.38 mt, down 33.18% MoM and down 31.21% YoY.

In June, China imported 745.99 mt of refined tin from Indonesia, up 25.56% MoM and down 45.50% YoY.

China imported 301.11 mt of refined tin from Bolivia

in June, down 14.25% MoM and up 51.41% YoY.

Below is a summary of import breakdown data compiled from the website of the General Administration of Customs of China:

Origin	June 2026 (mt)	MoM	YoY
Indonesia	745.99	25.56%	-45.50%
Bolivia	301.11	-14.25%	51.41%
Malaysia	120.20	-39.90%	-19.97%
Thailand	20.08	-95.47%	187.23%
Russia	19.98	-75.00%	-
China	18.03	-70.40%	-
Taiwan, China	1.24	-73.47%	51.22%
US	1.21	465.73%	484.95%
South Korea	0.40	233.33%	60.00%
Japan	0.15	-85.85%	-93.12%
Total	1228.38	-33.18%	-31.21%

Source: General Administration of Customs

Note: The total import/export volumes include data from certain origins not listed in the above table.
　　
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