Govt prohibits export of unsorted lithium-ion battery waste, scrap
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The DGFT notification bans exports of lithium-ion battery black mass and other specified battery scrap with immediate effect. India has banned the export of lithium-ion battery black mass to boost domestic recycling, recover critical minerals and reduce dependence on imports. Covered by 3 outlets: 1 lean left, 2 are centre.
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Govt prohibits export of unsorted lithium-ion battery waste, scrap
The DGFT notification bans exports of lithium-ion battery black mass and other specified battery scrap with immediate effect.
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