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Adani Ports Unveils Steel Slag Road in Hazira, World's 1st In A Private Port
In a landmark step for green infrastructure, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ) has inaugurated the world's first steel slag road at any port, setting a new global benchmark in circular economy-led development.
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Steel Ministry Seeks Higher Duties To Deter Chinese Imports: Report
India's steel ministry has sought an immediate increase in import duties on finished steel products to 15% from a range of 7.5% to 12.5%, citing a threat from Chinese imports and excess global capacity, an internal note reviewed by news agency Reuters showed.
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'Local Steel Firms Have Capacity To Meet Railways' Needs'
Local rail market entrants such as Jindal Steel and Power Ltd should be given a chance, a government panel said.
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G20 Must Tackle Global Steel Glut: Angela Merkel
The G20 group of leading economies must find a solution to excess capacity in the global steel industry, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday, adding that overproduction in some countries was causing job losses elsewhere.
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Adani Ports Unveils Steel Slag Road in Hazira, World's 1st In A Private Port
In a landmark step for green infrastructure, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ) has inaugurated the world's first steel slag road at any port, setting a new global benchmark in circular economy-led development.
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Steel Ministry Seeks Higher Duties To Deter Chinese Imports: Report
India's steel ministry has sought an immediate increase in import duties on finished steel products to 15% from a range of 7.5% to 12.5%, citing a threat from Chinese imports and excess global capacity, an internal note reviewed by news agency Reuters showed.
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'Local Steel Firms Have Capacity To Meet Railways' Needs'
Local rail market entrants such as Jindal Steel and Power Ltd should be given a chance, a government panel said.
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G20 Must Tackle Global Steel Glut: Angela Merkel
The G20 group of leading economies must find a solution to excess capacity in the global steel industry, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday, adding that overproduction in some countries was causing job losses elsewhere.
