Indonesia and Malaysia tighten copper scrap import standards

Indonesia and Malaysia have tightened purity standards for importing copper scrap and copper alloy waste, requiring lower impurity content in imported materials.Asian Metal CopyrightIndonesia and Malaysia have tightened purity standards for importing copper scrap and copper alloy waste, requiring lower impurity content in imported materials.Asian Metal Copyright The new standards aim to promote legal import of nonferrous metal scraps, protect the environment from being polluted by hazard waste in accordance with UN's Sustainable Development Goals, and ensure sustainable consumption and production modes.Asian Metal Copyright The new standards aim to promote legal import of nonferrous metal scraps, protect the environment from being polluted by hazard waste in accordance with UN's Sustainable Development Goals, and ensure sustainable consumption and production modes.Asian Metal Copyright After China adopted stricter environmental standards in November 2020, ASEAN countries also tightened their standards for importing scrap and waste.
.Asian Metal CopyrightIndonesia and Malaysia have tightened purity standards for importing copper scrap and copper alloy waste, requiring lower impurity content in imported materialsAsian Metal Copyright