China'S Export Of Rare Earth To Japan Has Resumed

2010/10/4 15:10:00 54

According to Japan's Sankei daily news, Ohatakey Akihiro, Japan's economic and industrial producer, said in September that China had 28 relations with Japan.

Rare earth export

The Japanese companies in Malaysia have begun resuming their trade with China.

Another evidence

Japan

Kyodo News reported that China's export of rare earth to Japan was at a standstill. In September 29th, according to Japanese related personnel, the Chinese company that had taken the initiative to stop the application of rare earth exports has resumed customs clearance procedures.

Chinese customs continues to increase the inspection of the composition of all rare earth exports. Japanese companies say that the normalization of rare earth exports will take some time, but the export has begun to resume.

Since the collision between China and Japan, Japanese media reported that China's export of rare earth to Japan was at a standstill.

On this matter, Chinese Ministry of Commerce officials have repeatedly said that China has not ordered the ban on rare earths to Japan.

Chen Rongkai, director of the Information Services Department of the Ministry of Commerce of China, said in September 23rd, "China has not taken any measures aimed at limiting the export of rare earths to Japan.

Such reports are groundless. "

Wang Shouwen, director of the Ministry of foreign trade of China's Ministry of Commerce, also said, "there has been no order to stop exporting rare earths to Japan".

Rare earths are mainly used in hybrid electric vehicles.

electric vehicle

The proportion of China's rare earth production in the world's total output is 93%. At present, the demand for China's rare earth [3.33 0.00%] is in the state of relying on the sophisticated core manufacturing industry in Japan.