Recently, China’s National Nonferrous Metal Standardization Technical Committee has announced its completion for standards review of recyclable aluminum and copper scrap. After this completion, the so-called solid waste would be replaced by recategorized scrap under new standards and those imports of solid waste would be banned in 2021.
Moreover, the premise for imported aluminum and copper scrap could enter into China’s market without limitation was to meet these new standards.
According to the branch of China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association Recycling Metal, the modified standards for recyclable brass, copper, aluminum alloy casting raw materials might take into effect in or before the second quarter of 2020.
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10 Jan 2020 16:28 reported by Susan Ni
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