Cabinet Gives Go-Ahead for Restrictions on Scrap Metal Exports
Cabinet has approved a wide-ranging package of measures to address the damage to public infrastructure and the economy caused by metals theft.
SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): The South African government is set to introduce tighter measures to curb metal infrastructure theft, including possibly banning the export of scrap metal, despite objections by a number of stakeholders and the EU, a key trading partner.
On Friday, the cabinet said it had considered and approved a comprehensive package of measures to tackle the damage to public infrastructure and the economy by restricting trade in waste scrap and semi-processed metals.
Cabinet has approved a wide-ranging package of measures to address the damage to public infrastructure and the economy caused by metals theft.
Courtesy: www.businesslive.co.za
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