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    Home News Markets & Port Data China cuts off Australian copper concentrate imports
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    China cuts off Australian copper concentrate imports

    By Jonathan Norris
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    Chinese imports of Australian copper ore and concentrate fell to zero in December according to data released on Wednesday by the country’s General Administration of Customs:

    • December 2020 was the first month in 16 years that China copper concentrate imports from Australia have fallen to zero according to International Copper Study Group
    • Down from 26,717 tonnes imported in November 2020
    • Australian producers seek alternative markets in Asia and Europe
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