India has requested the EU to revise planned metal scrap export restrictions, citing concerns over supply shortages and potential challenges to its recent trade agreement benefits.
The restrictions will come into effect in 2027
Jun 29, 2026
01:03 pm
What's the storyIndia has requested the European Union to reconsider its proposed restrictions on metal scrap exports.
The move comes as steel and aluminum producers have warned that curbs, which are set to come into effect in May 2027, could lead to supply shortages and increased costs.
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