China implements stricter controls on critical mineral exports
China's Ministry of Commerce has enhanced its regulatory framework for critical mineral exports, including rare earths, to bolster national security and meet international obligations. This move requires overseas importers to obtain a dual-use item export license for controlled items. The new rules aim to balance resource utilization with security needs and provide clearer trade regulations, potentially impacting global supply chains.
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