MIIT: China to promote efficient recycling of copper, aluminum, zinc, nickel, cobalt, lithium and other strategic metal scraps

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) recently announced that the recycling ratio of China's copper, aluminum, lead and zinc is only 28%, 32%, 38% and 15% respectively, and there is still room for improvement.Asian Metal Copyright China is striving to extend the industrial chain of intensive and deep processing of recycled non-ferrous metal resources, promote the efficient recycling of strategic metal waste and scrap such as copper, aluminum, zinc, nickel, cobalt, and lithium, so as to improve the level of high-value utilization of renewable resources.Asian Metal Copyright China encourages large-scale non-ferrous metal enterprises to cooperate with renewable resource processing enterprises to build integrated large-scale green processing and distribution centers for non-ferrous metal scraps, so as to promote industrial agglomeration development.Asian Metal CopyrightThe Ministry of Industry and Information Technology MIIT recently announced that the recycling ratio of China's copper, aluminum, lead and zinc is only 28%, 32%, 38% and 15% respectively, and there is still room for improvement.Asian Metal Copyright China is striving to extend the industrial chain of intensive and deep processing of recycled non-ferrous metal resources, promote the efficient recycling of strategic metal waste and scrap such as copper, aluminum, zinc, nickel, cobalt, and lithium, so as to improve the level of high-value utilization of renewable resources.
.Asian Metal CopyrightThe Ministry of Industry and Information Technology MIIT recently announced that the recycling ratio of China's copper, aluminum, lead and zinc is only 28%, 32%, 38% and 15% respectively, and there is still room for improvementAsian Metal Copyright