January 2025 Lead Battery Scrap Export Statistics Analysis: Sharp Increase to South Korea, 1,574 Tons
03/19/2025 15:58
In January, the fourth month since resumption, exports nearly doubled from the previous month, reaching 1,527 tons—the first four-digit figure since exports to South Korea resumed.
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