Ukraine to remove export restriction on alloy & stainless scrap

Friday, 06 October 2006 17:33:37 (GMT+3)   |  
       

The Ukrainian Ministry of Economy has proposed to remove the restriction on exports of alloy and stainless steel scrap (and also on semi-finished steel products made from them) and to replace it with export duty as a part of the country's accession process to the World Trade Organization (WTO). The ministry has prepared a draft bill titled “Removing export restrictions on alloy ferrous and non-ferrous metals scrap and semi-finished steel products made from them”, the acceptance of which it hopes will speed up Ukrainian accession to the WTO. According to the document, the Ministry of Economy proposes to remove export restrictions and replace them with export duties of 30 percent. Furthermore, the export duties are to be gradually decreased from 30 percent to 15 percent within the 5-year period after Ukraine's accession to the WTO.

Similar articles

China issues steel product export tax rates for 2013

19 Dec | Steel News

Overview of Chinese pipe and tube export situation in June

03 Jul | Steel Matters

Ukraine removes export ban on alloy & stainless steel scrap

30 Nov | Steel News

Iran's steel demand higher than supply

09 Oct | Steel Matters

Mid-January world steel market recap

27 Jan | Steel Matters

Europe keeps stainless steel growth rates

30 Oct | Steel Matters

Ferrexpo records best quarterly performance since invasion of Ukraine

24 Apr | Steel News

Ukraine’s flat steel exports up 241.2 percent in Q1

22 Apr | Steel News

Ukraine’s ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih to put coke batteries Nos. 3 and 4 into operation

22 Apr | Steel News

Ferrexpo posts net loss for 2023, sees lower sales revenues

19 Apr | Steel News