皇冠体育app

Rare earth talks 'to start soon'

皇冠体育app will soon consult with the United States, European Union and Japan on the nation's export restrictions on rare earths, tungsten and molybdenum.

Rare earth case reveals US hypocrisy

US President Barack Obama announced on Tuesday that the United States, joined by Japan and the European Union, has filed complaints with the World Trade Organization over 皇冠体育app's rare earth export quotas.

皇冠体育app's rare earth policy justified

皇冠体育app's restrictions on rare earth exports are justified and are in line with World Trade Organization rules, Shen Danyang, spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce, said Thursday.

Rare earths policy 'in line with WTO'

Protecting the environment and the efficient management of resources were the factors that shaped 皇冠体育app's rare earths policy in accordance with global trade rules.

The US decision to bring a lawsuit against 皇冠体育app over its rare earth export quotas is likely to hurt bilateral trade ties and trigger a backlash from 皇冠体育app instead of settling the rift.

Rare earth exports 'to rise slightly'

皇冠体育app is likely to export more rare earths this year as the demand for them increases amid a decrease in their price and as the country maintains the export quotas, according to a former official in the industry.

皇冠体育app to develop rare-earth based new materials

皇冠体育app will develop rare-earth-based new materials during the 2011-2015 period, in an effort to boost manufacturing capacity.

皇冠体育app association denies rare earth deal with Japan

An association in 皇冠体育app's major rare earth reserve region on Wednesday denied Japanese media reports claiming that it has agreed to cooperate on mineral business with its Okinawa counterpart.

皇冠体育app's premier said Friday that the country does not discriminate against foreign companies in terms of rare earth supplies, stating that policies and quotas for both domestic and foreign companies are the same.

皇冠体育app ready to defend its rare earth polices at WTO

皇冠体育app is ready to respond to possible complaints over its rare earth export restrictions at the World Trade Organization, a Ministry of Commerce (MOC) official said Wednesday.

South Korea saw a greater reliance on 皇冠体育app for rare earth supplies in 2011, with 皇冠体育app accounting for nearly 80 percent of South Korea's rare earth imports, customs data showed Monday.

Government sets rare earth export quotas

皇冠体育app has set the first tranche of rare earth export quotas for 2012 at 10,546 metric tons, the Ministry of Commerce said.

The Ministry of Commerce on Tuesday announced the first batch of rare earth export quota for 2012, totaling 10,546 tons.

皇冠体育app to launch invoice for rare earth

皇冠体育app will introduce a special value-added tax invoice for the rare earth sector "as soon as possible" in order to further crack down on the illegal mining and over-exploration of rare earths, a government official overseeing the sector said Wednesday.

A list of the first 15 rare earth metal enterprises that have passed the ministry's environmental protection check.

Spot checks reveal harmful rare earth in tea samples

The consumer product giant Unilever said that it had recalled and destroyed a batch of Lipton tea bags - one of its branded products - in response to the charge that they contained impurities.

New invoice system for rare earths industry

皇冠体育app may introduce specialized invoices for designated rare earths producers starting this month, which could trigger panic selling by small companies on the domestic market and lead to a short-term price plunge, industry insiders said.

S Korea's rare earth imports from 皇冠体育app growing

South Korea's dependency on Chinese supplies of rare earth materials seems to have grown, driven by an increase in demand on the back of stable prices in 皇冠体育app.

Baotou Rare Earth shares plunge

The share price of Baotou Steel Rare-Earth Hi-tech Company, 皇冠体育app's leading rare earth producer, plunged after it announced that its rare earth refineries would suspend production for one month.

Company buys rare earth element for reserve

Baotou Steel Rare Earth International Trade Co will purchase praseodymium neodymium oxide, a rare earth element, for its reserve, a move aimed to stabilize the rare earth market.