Rising Concern over 2 million tons Waste losing Places in Japan
06/19/2018 13:53
While Japan has exported annually 1.5-2 million tons of Zappin scrap for China,
amid export market declining sharply and impending inevitability of dismantle capacity expansion in the country, operators in Japan have not fully caught up volume of waste and the property changed in the past 10 or more years and shredder operators
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