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China Demands Sensitive Information for Rare Earth Exports, Companies Warn
- China's rare earth export restrictions have significantly impacted the automotive and robotics industries, affecting production lines globally according to the International Energy Agency.
- Top US and Chinese officials are engaged in trade talks in London to address tensions surrounding rare earth minerals, as reported by multiple sources.
- China's Ministry of Commerce imposed restrictions in April, requiring licenses for rare earth exports, which has caused production delays in the automotive sector, as noted by the European Association of Automotive Suppliers.
- Both US and European firms have received recent licenses for rare earth exports, but concerns remain about ongoing shortages impacting national security and production, according to multiple industry experts.
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If Western companies want to be supplied with metals and magnets from rare earths by China, they would have to disclose business secrets, complain companies. What was previously stolen is now being blackmailed.
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