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Chinese authorities approve first sulfuric acid export since May
China has dispatched its first shipment of sulfuric acid since May, aiming to meet the demand for copper production following the halt of exports from the Middle East due to the US-Iran conflict. The vessel departed from Nanjing Port loaded with 32,000 tons and is heading to the Mejillones port in Chile. Following the outbreak of the war, acid prices surged as sulfur supplies from the Middle East were cut off due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, prompting China to suspend exports to protect its domestic fertilizer reserves.
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