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    Govt tightens duty exemption rules for metallurgical coke imports

    The government has tightened conditions for importers seeking exemptions from anti-dumping duty on low ash metallurgical coke, a key input for steelmaking and ferroalloy production. The finance ministry has made compliance with a prescribed customs procedure mandatory for eligible importers.

    Don’t ship air: Why metal swarf Is crushed and briquetted

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    India seeks WTO consultations with EU on ferroalloy safeguards

    India has requested World Trade Organization consultations with the European Union. This follows the EU's decision to implement safeguard measures on certain ferroalloy imports. These measures include tariff-rate quotas.

    India seeks WTO talks with EU on ferroalloys

    India has requested consultations with the EU under the WTO's safeguard agreement concerning new import measures on certain ferroalloys. The EU's decision, effective immediately, introduces country-specific tariff-rate quotas, limiting duty-free imports and increasing tariffs for volumes exceeding these quotas.

    Imports, price challenges to affect stainless steel sector in Q1: Experts

    Imports from China and Vietnam will challenge the domestic stainless steel industry in Q1 FY26. The sector will also face raw material price volatility and global uncertainties. Despite having a production capacity of 7.5 million tonnes, 40% remains unutilised. Stainless steel consumption is projected to rise significantly by FY30.

    Abhyuday Jindal to helm Indian Chamber of Commerce

    Abhyuday Jindal has been appointed president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC), an organization founded in 1925 and headquartered in Kolkata. A graduate of Boston University in Economics and Business Management, Jindal is the managing director of Jindal Stainless, which has an annual turnover of Rs. 38,000 crore.

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