04
Jan
11:23
Turkish scrap imports rise slightly in November
Turkish scrap imports, which fell in September and October following a long-term rise, rebounded slightly in November. They rose by 1.7% on-year in November to 2.09 million tonnes. They were also up from October imports of 1.59mt, according to Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) data monitored by Kallanish.
Over 96%, or 2.03mt, of the November imports were obsolete scrap. The US was the main supplier at 378,623t, up 57.2% on-year. The Netherlands followed with 31…
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