💨 Abstract
India will implement a six-month restriction on low-ash metallurgical coke imports, beginning January 1, 2025. The move aims to shield domestic producers from increasing imports, which have risen by over 61% in the past four years. The restrictions set country-specific quotas, primarily allowing imports from Poland and Colombia. Imports of coke with high ash content are exempt.
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