Of the European companies affected by the restrictions, one-third are looking to divert sourcing away from the country, EUCCC flash survey finds
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European Union Chamber of Commerce in China President Jens Eskelund speaks Tuesday at the launch of a report on Chinese rare earth restrictions. Photo: European Chamber
The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China said many companeis "are still experiencing significant supply chain disruptions."
The European Chamber of Commerce in China said that after a pickup in rare-earth export license approvals this summer, members…
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CCCEU urges Chinese companies to more deeply integrate their operations in Europe, as widening trade deficits and competitiveness…
Authorities fined or prosecuted companies for illegally shipping rare earths, graphite and other strategic minerals as Beijing…
