Cerium oxide Imports Report 2019 #6 The highest monthly import v
08/30/2019 18:31
Imports of cerium oxide last year increased due to the strong performance of semiconductors. It has continued to decrease by more than 10% from the previous year. However, the amount of imports in June has become the highest since 2011, as if the downward trend was wiped out.
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