02/17/2026 03:44
Font
At the start of 2026, Turkey introduced two closely linked changes that together signal a structural shift in how metal scrap and waste-related imports are regulated. The first was the publication of the “Communiqué on the Import Inspection of Metal Scrap Kept Under Control for Environmental Protection (No: 2026/23).” Shortly after, the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change announced the transition to an electronic permit system covering the import and export of waste, including metal scrap, used batteries, and accumulators.
This article is for members only. You can read the full content after your subscription is confirmed.
New Articles
Steel Exchange India’s ₹350 Crore Fundraising Plan
03/07/2026
FREE
Uttar Pradesh Accelerates Industrial Growth with ₹3,030 Crore Investments at MaaS Roundtable
03/07/2026
FREE
The 13th Battery Summit Guest Speaker: Shigeo Nakamura/中村繁夫氏
03/05/2026
FREE
The 13th Battery Summit Keynote Speaker: Tata Elxis - Raman Kakarla
03/05/2026
FREE
Pre-Summit Interview : Yu Tack Kim, Advanced Battery Recycle (ABR)
03/04/2026
FREE
The Energy Crisis the World Feared Might be Here: The War in the Middle East Continue to Escalate
03/04/2026
Trends in Japan–Iran Trade
03/04/2026
Summit Speaker Volodymyr Berezhniy on the Shift from “Mineral Wars” to “Motor Wars”
03/03/2026
FREE
The 13th Battery Summit Keynote Speaker: Sulzer Japan Limited - Ken Kondo/近藤賢
03/02/2026
FREE
Pre-Summit Interview: Raman Kakarla, Tata Elxsi Limited
03/02/2026
FREE