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A European proposal to remove Morocco from the list of metal-scrap importers threatens to reduce supplies to steel mills. The kingdom imported 1.08 million tonnes of European ferrous scrap in the first half of 2026, up 44.9% year on year. Five Moroccan plants operating electric-arc furnaces rely on scrap, with a combined capacity of nearly 4 million tonnes of liquid steel annually. The Ministry of Industry and Trade has warned that restrictions could put supply and production at risk. A ban on exporting non-hazardous waste to countries outside the OECD is due to take effect on May 21, 2027, potentially prompting companies such as Sonasid to seek alternative markets amid concerns that import costs will rise.
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