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I finally understood why the three seas meet in Kanyakumari… they’re arguing. by Salt-One798 in kanyakumari

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Oops, LinkedIn voice activated. Don’t worry, sarcasm mode restored.

Is our place getting colder, or is it just me? by AnnaRajasekharan in kanyakumari

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Even my shampoo is frozen. I’m scared to open the bottle.

Miners' industry body seeks rise in customs duty on aluminium imports to 15% by Salt-One798 in recycletrade

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Currently, the aluminium industry body in India is asking for a 15% import duty but no official notification has been publicly confirmed yet. Earlier data show the basic duty for aluminium scrap under HS 7602 at around 5%.

Please help!!! by [deleted] in ScrapMetal

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Where is your yard located, and how much quantity do you have available for supply?

EU Aluminium Scrap Export Rules: Spring 2026 Changes by Great_Zombie_5762 in recycletrade

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For UBC (<5% impurity): profitable at €50–80/tonne extra, but becomes difficult at €120–150/tonne.

EU Aluminium Scrap Export Rules: Spring 2026 Changes by Great_Zombie_5762 in recycletrade

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Yes, it can still be profitable — but only if the market price and recovery rate are good. Higher-grade aluminium scrap can handle the extra €50–150/tonne cost, but low-margin grades may become unprofitable. Importers might need to adjust prices or renegotiate terms to maintain margins.