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China's Export Control Law, which was first drafted in 2017 and went into effect in December of last year. Amidst global concerns about the law's extraterritorial application, particularly during the final drafting stage last year, various parties involved were nervous about whether or not rare earths would be subject to the law. At
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Terbium oxide (99.99% FOBChina)
Terbium oxide (99.99%min in China)
Neodymium oxide (99.5% FOBChina)
Neodymium oxide (99.5% in China)
Neodymium metal (99% FOBChina)
Neodymium metal (99%min in China)
Dysprosium oxide (99.5%FOB China)
Dysprosium oxide (99.5%min in China)
Dysprosium metal (99.5% FOBChina)
Dysprosium metal (99.5%min in China)
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