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EU To Hold Urgent Industry Talks Monday On China Rare-Earth Export Curbs
- EU industry chief Stephane Sejourne will hold urgent talks on October 20 with European industries affected by China's export curbs on rare earth minerals.
- China imposed new controls on rare-earth technologies this month, impacting industries reliant on these materials, according to the European Union.
- The European Union reported that these restrictions have caused some companies to halt production and have inflicted economic harm.
- Sejourne will discuss the meeting outcomes with EU commissioners on October 21 during the European Parliament's plenary session in Strasbourg, France.
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European Commission Vice-President Stéphane Séjourné, in charge of industrial matters, is organising an emergency meeting on Monday 20 October with the sectors affected by China's restrictions on rare earth exports, said a source in his cabinet.
·Paris, France
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With the new export rules of China, the German defence industry will soon no longer get rare earths from China. The supreme raw material officer of the federal government warns: The scope of this would not have been understood by all.
·Frankfurt, Germany
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China controls the market for rare earths. The tightened export rules put a heavy strain on German industry. "The opportunity to find alternative suppliers is missed
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