UAE extends ban on scrap exports until end of year

Monday, 09 October 2023 16:51:47 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

The Ministry of Economy of the United Arab Emirates has decided to keep the country’s export restriction on scrap steel in place for an additional three months. In order to support domestic steelmakers, the country on May 15 this year had banned the export of steel scrap for a period of four months. The prohibition on export of scrap has now been extended to the end of December.

According to the announcement, exports of products under HS codes 720410, 720429, 720430, 720441, 720449, 720450 for ferrous scrap and 720421 for stainless scrap will remain prohibited. The country has also prohibited waste paper exports under HS code 470710.

HilalHoloğlu
Hilal Holoğlu
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With over four years of experience in the steel industry and an academic background in Politics and Economics from the University of Milan, I work as a Market Analyst at SteelOrbis. I mainly cover flat and long steel products, with a focus on Turkey, Eastern Europe and the Middle East. My work involves analyzing price movements, market sentiment and supply-demand developments across these regions.

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