Export controls on ores and residues require STE channels and atomic energy authorisation for radioactive or prescribed minerals. This Schedule regulates export of ores, slag and ash by assigning items to Free, Restricted or State Trading Enterprise channels, defining 'ores' for metallurgical use, and limiting heading 2620 to industrial slags, ashes and residues used for metal extraction. Rare earth compounds are mostly free but rare earth phosphates and prescribed minerals containing radioactive substances require Atomic Energy Act controls and export authorisation. Several ores (iron, manganese, chromium, ilmenite, uranium/thorium) must be exported through designated STEs or authorised public producers; iron content is to be calculated on a Dry Metric Tonne basis and certain operational conditions apply to beneficiated rejects.
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Export controls on ores and residues require STE channels and atomic energy authorisation for radioactive or prescribed minerals.
This Schedule regulates export of ores, slag and ash by assigning items to Free, Restricted or State Trading Enterprise channels, defining "ores" for metallurgical use, and limiting heading 2620 to industrial slags, ashes and residues used for metal extraction. Rare earth compounds are mostly free but rare earth phosphates and prescribed minerals containing radioactive substances require Atomic Energy Act controls and export authorisation. Several ores (iron, manganese, chromium, ilmenite, uranium/thorium) must be exported through designated STEs or authorised public producers; iron content is to be calculated on a Dry Metric Tonne basis and certain operational conditions apply to beneficiated rejects.
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