Jiaxing Detects Severe Short-Weight in 5 Shiploads of Imported Copper Concentrate from January

Published: Jun 8, 2017 15:00

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Zhejiang’s Jiaxing detected 251.461 tonnes of short-weight in five shiploads of imported copper concentrate so far in 2017, which were worth 2.60 million yuan, according to Jiaxing Bureau of Entry-Exi

SHANGHAI, Jun. 8 (SMM) - Zhejiang’s Jiaxing detected 251.461 tonnes of short-weight in five shiploads of imported copper concentrate so far in 2017, which were worth 2.60 million yuan, according to Jiaxing Bureau of Entry-Exit Inspection & Quarantine.

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These shipments were made from Taiwan (China), Malaysia and Mexico.

Of the 5 batches of goods, the short-weight of 3 exceed 10‰. Chinese buyers have received reimbursement for the short-weight.

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