China’s rare-earth exports: not a blanket ban—apply the four-layer test
Bottom line: China has not imposed a blanket ban on rare-earth exports. As of 2026-08-23, the rules operate in four layers: ordinary export licensing, dual-use export controls, prohibited export technologies, and source/end-user restrictions. Goods covered by the 75 Chinese 10-digit tariff codes in the 2026 rare-earth catalogue generally require an Export Licence. If their composition or form also meets 1C111.b.1.h or 1C902–1C908, the exporter must instead obtain a Dual-use Items and Technologies Export Licence; once granted, the ordinary licence is not required. Only prohibited technologies, illegal-source products and prohibited end-user cases should be labelled prohibited or subject to a special application.
As of 2026-08-23: First separate "valid" and "suspended"
This page is based on the current original texts of the Ministry of Commerce, the General Administration of Customs, and the State Council, as well as the two official licensing catalogs in 2026. No customs trade volumes, prices or media speculation were mixed into legal determinations.
The 2026 "Export License Management Goods Catalog" and the "Dual-use Items and Technology Import and Export License Management Catalog" are applicable at the same time; if the same goods are dual-use items, the dual-use items will be given priority, and they will be exempted from applying for a general export license after approval.
Rare earth extraction and separation, rare earth metal and alloy material production, specific magnet preparation and rare earth calcium oxyborate preparation technology are still listed in the export-prohibited section and are not subject to general licensing.
Announcement No. 70 of 2025 issued by the Ministry of Commerce and the General Administration of Customs has suspended the above measures. "Chinese content reaches 0.1%", "newly added holmium, erbium, thulium, europium, ytterbium" or 1E902 cannot be regarded as ongoing warnings.
Ordinary export licenses can be filtered according to China's 10-code tax code; dual-use items are still subject to the technical description, composition, form, purpose and user of the control code.
Four levels of supervision: the same batch of goods may be hit at the same time
| decision layer | Applicable situations | Export results | Rule code |
|---|---|---|---|
| General export license | 75 Chinese 10-code tax numbers listed in the 2026 rare earth catalog. | You can export after obtaining a general export license | CN-RE-GEN |
| Dual use item license | Technical description of 1C111.b.1.h, 1C902～1C908. | Requires dual-use permit | CN-RE-DU |
| ban on export of technology | 083201J Four types of rare earth refining, processing and utilization technologies. | Export prohibited in principle | CN-RE-BAN-TECH |
| Source restrictions | Illegal mining or illegal smelting of separated rare earth products. | No acquisition, processing, sale or export | CN-RE-BAN-ORIGIN |
| end user restrictions | Subject to export control lists or other prohibitive measures. | Prohibition/Special Circumstances Application | CN-RE-ENDUSER |
| Manual review | The tariff numbers match, but the composition, form, degree of processing, source or purpose are unknown. | The judgment will be made after supplementing the information | CN-RE-REVIEW |
| Suspension measures | Hits only Nos. 55, 56, 57, 58, 61, 62 currently suspended until 2026-11-10. | No current control warning | CN-RE-SUSPENDED |
If the goods are in both the general permit catalog and dual-use items, they cannot leave the country with just the ordinary "Export License"; they must first obtain a dual-use item permit. Those who have been approved for dual-use items are not required to apply for a general export license.
Nine-step decision process for the website rules engine
1Confirm China 10-digit tax number
The first 6 digits of Taiwan's CCC can only be mapped to the candidate range, and the 10-digit tax number actually declared by the Chinese exporter must be obtained.
2Hit 75 first-order general export licenses
The tax code is in the complete list on this page, first marked with CN-RE-GEN, do not directly write it as export prohibited or dual-use control.
3Compare the technical descriptions of dual-use items
Verbatim verification of 1C111.b.1.h and 1C902～1C908; the successful ones will be upgraded to dual-use item licenses.
4Magnetic materials, mixtures, alloys and targets require complete composition
Obtain the element ratio, chemical formula, form, whether it is reactive, whether it is a magnet/magnetic powder, and the degree of processing; no "automatic exemption for less than 1%" is allowed.
5Determine whether it has been deeply processed
The magnet itself, magnetic powder and simply processed magnetic components may be controlled; fixedly integrated into motors, speakers, sensors or general consumer products, and generally fall outside the scope of Bulletin No. 18.
6Technical hit 083201J stops general licensing process
Export-prohibited technologies cannot be replaced by goods export licenses or dual-use item licenses.
7Check legal sources and traceability records
Products illegally mined or illegally smelted and separated are not allowed to be exported; export companies must also establish flow records.
8Screening of real importers, end users and uses
List restrictions cannot only be based on HS tax numbers; the actual receipt, control, use and resale objects must be checked, as well as the risks of military, nuclear weapons, missiles or terrorist uses.
9Exclude false positives that only hit pause announcements
Nos. 55, 56, 57, 58, 61, and 62 should not be effective warnings before 2026-11-10, but the date will be reserved for review.
General Export License: Complete 75 Chinese 10-digit tax numbers
The following are all included in the 2026 "Export License Management Goods Catalog". This is a general export license list; all 75 items cannot be displayed as "export prohibited" or "dual-use items."
mineral products 2
2530902000Other rare earth metal ores2612200000Thorium ore and its concentrateRare earth metals 13
2805301100Neodymium2805301200dysprosium2805301300terbium2805301400Lanthanum2805301510Cerium and its alloy particles with a particle size of less than 500 μm and a content of ≥97%2805301590Other metal cerium2805301600metal armor2805301700Yttrium metal2805301800Scandium metal2805301910Samarium, gallium, gallium2805301990Other rare earth metals2805302100Other battery grade rare earth metals, scandium and yttrium2805302900Other rare earth metals, scandium and yttriumCerium compounds 5
2846101000Cerium oxide2846102000Cerium hydroxide2846103000Cerium carbonate2846109010Cerium cyanide2846109090Other compounds of ceriumoxide 17
2846901100Yttrium oxide2846901200Lanthanum oxide2846901300Neodymium oxide2846901400europium oxide2846901500dysprosium oxide2846901600iridium oxide2846901700Oxide2846901800phosphorus oxide2846901920Erbium oxide2846901930gallium oxide2846901940Samarium Oxide2846901970Ytterbium oxide2846901980scandium oxide2846901991Red powder for lamps2846901992Other rare earth oxides with a total content of medium and heavy rare earths ≥30%2846901993Rare earth oxide mixtures containing samarium, gallium, phosphorus, dysprosium, phosphorus, scandium and yttrium oxides2846901999Other rare earth oxidesChloride 10
2846902100chloride2846902200Dysprosium chloride2846902300Lanthanum chloride2846902400Neodymium chloride2846902500chloride2846902600Yttrium chloride2846902810Mixed rare earth chlorides containing samarium, gallium, chloride, dysprosium, gallium, scandium and yttrium chloride2846902890Other mixed rare earth chlorides2846902910Samarium chloride, gallium chloride, phosphorus chloride, scandium chloride2846902990Other unmixed rare earth chloridesFluoride 8
2846903100fluoride2846903200Dysprosium fluoride2846903300Lanthanum fluoride2846903400Neodymium fluoride2846903500Fluoride2846903600Yttrium fluoride2846903910Samarium, gallium, gallium, scandium fluorides and related mixed rare earth fluorides2846903990Other rare earth fluoridescarbonate 11
2846904100Lanthanum carbonate2846904200phosphonium carbonate2846904300dysprosium carbonate2846904400Neodymium carbonate2846904500carbonic acid2846904600Yttrium carbonate2846904810Mixed rare earth carbonate with a total content of medium and heavy rare earths ≥30%2846904820Mixed rare earth carbonate containing samarium, gallium, phosphorus, dysprosium, phosphorus, scandium and yttrium carbonate2846904890Other mixed rare earth carbonates2846904910Samarium carbonate, gallium carbonate, phosphorus carbonate, scandium carbonate2846904990Other unmixed rare earth carbonatesOther compounds 9
2846909100Other compounds of lanthanum2846909200Other compounds of neodymium2846909300Other compounds of phosphonium2846909400Other compounds of dysprosium2846909500Other compounds of2846909690Other compounds of yttrium (except phosphors for LEDs)2846909910Other compounds with total medium and heavy rare earth content ≥30%2846909920Compounds such as samarium, gallium, gallium, scandium and related mixtures2846909990Other rare earth metals, other compounds of scandiumThis page has corrected a common transcription error based on the official PDF: 2846904910 is "samarium carbonate, gallium carbonate, phosphorus carbonate, scandium carbonate", not phosphorus carbonate. Formal declarations should still use the current customs commodity name.
Dual-use items: current directly relevant scope
Announcement No. 18 of 2025 has been implemented since 2025-04-04 and has been included in the 2026 dual-use items list. The control does not only look at the name of the element, but also looks at the specific description of metals, designated alloys, targets, permanent magnet materials, oxides, compounds and their mixtures.
| control code | element/item | Main forms of regulation |
|---|---|---|
1C111.b.1.h | High purity fine grained cerium powder | The particle size is less than 500μm, and the content of metallic cerium or its alloy is ≥97% by weight; refer to tax number 2805301510. |
1C902 | samarium | Metals; samarium cobalt, samarium iron, samarium nickel, samarium aluminum, samarium magnesium alloys; related target materials; samarium cobalt permanent magnet materials; oxides, compounds and mixtures. |
1C903 | gadolinium | Metals; gallium magnesium, gallium aluminum alloys; gallium, gallium iron, gallium cobalt targets; oxides, compounds and mixtures. |
1C904 | terbium | Metals; cobalt and cobalt-iron alloys; cobalt and cobalt targets; neodymium-iron-boron permanent magnet materials containing phosphorus; oxides, compounds and mixtures. |
1C905 | dysprosium | Metals; dysprosium-iron, dysprosium-iron alloys; dysprosium, dysprosium-iron targets; dysprosium-containing neodymium-iron-boron permanent magnet materials; oxides, compounds and mixtures. |
1C906 | lutetium | Metals; ytterbium and ytterbium alloys; ytterbium and ytterbium targets; oxides, compounds and mixtures. |
1C907 | scandium | Metals; scandium aluminum, scandium magnesium, scandium copper alloys; scandium targets; oxides, compounds and mixtures. |
1C908 | yttrium | Metals; yttrium aluminum, yttrium magnesium, yttrium nickel, yttrium copper, yttrium iron alloys; yttrium, yttrium aluminum, yttrium zirconium targets; oxides, compounds and mixtures. |
Alloys include ingots, blocks, strips, wires, sheets, rods, plates, tubes, particles and powders; target materials include sheets, tubes, etc.; permanent magnet materials include magnets or magnetic powder.
Common tax numbers such as 850511 and 850519 for permanent magnets can only trigger "Check Material". It should be confirmed whether it is samarium cobalt, phosphorus-containing neodymium-iron-boron or dysprosium-containing neodymium-iron-boron, and whether it has been deeply processed.
36 unique reference tariff numbers for dual-use items
3824999922, 8486909110 Only some products may be hit, and the entire tax code cannot be marked as rare earth dual-use items; alloys or magnetic materials that do not have a fixed reference tax code may also be controlled due to technical description.
The official reference tax numbers of 1C902～1C908 are 35 after deduplication, plus 1C111.b.1.h's 2805301510, a total of 36.
How to determine component content, alloys and mixtures
Officials have not announced the minimum exemption ratio that applies to all medium and heavy rare earth items. The rule base cannot be set to "Automatically unregulated below 1%".
| Official example | Rare earth content | Official preliminary conclusion |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminum alloy powder contains scandium | Scandium 1% | Still belongs to the scope of scandium aluminum alloy |
| Mineral soil desiccant containing dysprosium oxide | Dysprosium oxide 0.15% | Still a mixture of dysprosium oxide |
| Catalyst raw material contains yttrium oxide | Yttrium oxide 0.5% | Still a mixture of yttrium oxide |
| The slurry contains yttrium oxide | Yttrium oxide 12% | Yttrium oxide mixture |
"Mixture" refers to a simple physical mixture without fixed chemical formula, composition and properties. The components do not undergo chemical reactions and retain their original properties. If new downstream functional materials have been formed, they should be judged by official further processing.
Which magnets/deeply processed products generally do not fall under Announcement No. 18
| product status | preliminary judgment | Things to note |
|---|---|---|
| Samarium cobalt magnets, neodymium iron boron magnets containing phosphorus or dysprosium, magnetic powder, simple processing magnetic sheets/magnetic rings/magnets/magnetic components | May still be 1C902/904/905 | Obtain materials, rare earth elements, forms and processing levels. |
| Motor rotor and stator components embedded or fixed in iron core/steel plate | Generally not included in Announcement No. 18 | If the magnet can be separated as an independent commodity, it still needs to be re-determined. |
| Formed sensors with integrated circuits, chips, brackets or pins | Generally not included in Announcement No. 18 | The technical parameters of other dual-use items still need to be reviewed. |
| Speakers, headphones, magnetic phone cases, magnetic chargers, toys and other downstream consumer products | Generally not included in Announcement No. 18 | Do not automatically equate "containing magnets" with dual-use rare earth controls. |
| Calcined catalytic materials, phosphors, crystals, ceramic functional materials | Generally not included in Announcement No. 18 | Functional materials such as yttrium-zirconium may still additionally hit other codes such as 1C234. |
| Butyrol hydrate, meglumine meglumine | Official FAQ clearly lists that medium and heavy rare earths are not included | Other export and destination regulations for the drugs themselves are subject to separate inspection. |
Rare earth regulations that are truly “prohibited from export”
| Forbidden types | Current content | Export results |
|---|---|---|
083201J Rare earth technology | Rare earth extraction and separation technology; production of rare earth metals and alloy materials; preparation of samarium cobalt, neodymium iron boron, and cerium magnets; preparation technology of rare earth calcium oxyborate. | In principle, no export is allowed |
| Rare earth products from illegal sources | Illegal mining or illegal smelting of separated rare earth products. | No acquisition, processing, sale or export |
| Control list end users | Export dual-use items to entities included in the export control list. | Prohibited; please apply separately under special circumstances |
| Comprehensive risk control | Even if there is no list, the exporter knows, should know, or has been notified that it may endanger national security, involve weapons of mass destruction and delivery vehicles, or be used for terrorist purposes. | Permission required |
1E902.a/1E902.b of Announcement No. 62 of 2025 has been suspended, which does not mean that 083201J in the 2023 technical catalog is invalid; Adjustment Announcement No. 28 of 2025 has not deleted or modified 083201J.
Licensing, investment, exchange, donation, display, testing, assistance, teaching, joint research and development, employment, consulting, etc. may all constitute external technology transfer, and you cannot just inspect the physical goods.
Measures that are currently suspended and cannot be displayed as effective regulations
Announcement No. 70 of 2025 stipulates that Nos. 55, 56, 57, 58, 61, and 62 will be suspended from 2025-11-07 to 2026-11-10.
| Announcement | Original expanded content | As of 2026-08-23 Display mode |
|---|---|---|
| No. 56 | Rare earth production equipment and raw and auxiliary materials 2B902/1C914 | Pause, no effective warning |
| No. 57 | Expanded control of medium and heavy rare earths such as erbium, gallium, europium and ytterbium | Pause, no effective warning |
| No. 61 | The value of China’s controlled rare earth components in overseas products reaches 0.1% and other overseas controls | Pause, no effective warning |
| No. 62 | Rare earth technology 1E902.a／1E902.b | Pause, no effective warning |
Suspension of the announcement will not eliminate other existing obligations. For example, if products of holmium, erbium, thulium, europium, and ytterbium are listed in the 75 general export license tax numbers on this page, they still need to apply for a general export license. The system should set 2026-11-10 as the mandatory review date.
What to apply for? Who applies?
The applicant is anactual export operator in mainland China. Taiwanese buyers, purchasing agents or container warehouses cannot obtain licenses on behalf of Chinese exporters, but must provide real end-user, end-use and flow information.
| situation | Documents/actions to be processed |
|---|---|
| Only 75 general license tax numbers were hit, and dual-use items were not hit. | Apply for the "Export License of the People's Republic of China" from the Ministry of Commerce or the entrusted local commercial department, and clear the certificate with the customs. |
| The actual description hits 1C111 or 1C902～1C908 | Apply for the "People's Republic of China Export License for Dual-Use Items and Technologies" in the Ministry of Commerce system; after approval, you will be exempted from applying for a general export license. |
| Unable to determine whether it is a dual-use item | The exporter first obtains complete composition, form, usage and end-user information, and submits business consultation to the Ministry of Commerce; the response is only for the submitted information, and the actual shipment must still be re-identified. |
| Technology May Hit 083201J | The general goods licensing process is stopped, and the technical content and transfer method are reviewed first; prohibited technologies cannot be replaced by ordinary export licenses. |
| involving permanent magnets, alloys, targets or mixtures | Prepare ingredient analysis/test report, chemical formula or mixing method, product form, manufacturing process and processing level, BOM, catalog, photos and instructions for use. |
| All rare earth exports | Keep legal source certificates, contracts, invoices, batches and flow records; screen importers, end users, end uses and third-party resale. |
The Ministry of Commerce clearly stated that failure to hold a valid dual-use item license for this batch at the time of customs declaration constitutes an unauthorized export; obtaining it later cannot change the nature of the violation.
A regular Export License does not replace a dual-use item license. On the other hand, those who have been approved for dual-use item licenses can be exempted from applying for an ordinary license in accordance with the 2026 General Export License Announcement.
Sending to Taiwan: Eight entity restrictions to be determined based on end users
The Ministry of Commerce Announcement No. 35 of 2025 prohibits the export of dual-use items to the following eight Taiwan entities; ongoing relevant transactions should be stopped. In special circumstances, exporters must apply to the Ministry of Commerce by the export operator. This is not a blanket embargo on all Taiwanese buyers or all rare earth products.
- 1. Hanxiang Aviation Industry Co., Ltd.
- 2. Jingwei Aerospace Technology Company
- 3. Zhongshan Academy of Sciences
- 4. Zhongshuo Technology Co., Ltd.
- 5. international shipbuilding co., ltd.
- 6. CITIC Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.
- 7. longdeok shipbuilding industry co., ltd.
- 8. attack and defense co., ltd.
If a company in Hong Kong, Taiwan or a third place only receives the goods as an intermediate, the actual user is still a controlled entity and the transshipment restrictions will not be lifted.
China export licensing is only completed on the export side. Taiwanese importers should still comply with the actual CCC Code, uses, chemicals, radioactive, dual-use or other competent authority regulations.
2026 latest law enforcement: strategic mineral violation reporting system has been launched
The Ministry of Commerce Announcement No. 26 of 2026 has been implemented since 2026-07-01, strengthening the reporting and investigation of clues of violations of export control of dual-use items of strategic minerals.
- Export without a license, or export beyond the scope, conditions, and validity period of the license
- Avoiding permission by transforming or disassembling it into parts or components
- Bypassing third countries or regions to avoid controls
- Illegal transfer of technology through authorization, investment, exchange, display, testing, assistance, teaching, research and development or consultation, etc.
- Agency, freight, delivery, customs declaration, e-commerce platform and financial service providers knowingly provide assistance
- Illegal transactions with importers and end users on the control list
- Knew or should have known that there was a risk of total control but failed to apply for permission
The system cannot just alert exporters on the customs declaration page; suppliers, freight forwarders, delivery, customs declaration, platforms, financial flows and technical services should also keep records of compliance determination and abnormal transaction handling.
Before members place an order, ask the seller for these 10 items
- The complete 10-digit HS Code and product declaration name used by the Chinese exporter
- Types of rare earth elements, as well as the weight ratio and test report of each element/oxide
- The product is a metal, alloy, target, oxide, compound, mixture, magnetic powder, magnet or deep processing product
- Specific form of alloy, target or magnet: ingot, block, strip, wire, sheet, rod, plate, tube, granule or powder
- If it is a mixture: is it only physical mixing, does it have a fixed chemical formula, and does a chemical reaction occur?
- If it is a magnetic material: whether it is samarium cobalt, yurium-containing neodymium-iron-boron, or dysprosium-containing neodymium-iron-boron, and whether it has been fixed and integrated into the parts.
- Legal mining, smelting separation and source traceability certificates and batch information
- Basis for determination of actual export companies in mainland China and their general licensed/dual-use items
- Real importer, end user, end use, place of use and whether to resell to a third place
- Whether the transaction involves technology licensing, drawings, formulas, processes, training, testing, consulting or joint research and development
"Please provide the Chinese 10-code tax number of the actual shipment batch, complete ingredient testing, product form, processing level, legal source and end-use information, and confirm whether it hits 1C111.b.1.h, 1C902～1C908 or 083201J. If a dual-use item is hit, please obtain a dual-use item license from the actual export company in China; ordinary export license cannot be substituted."
FAQ
Does China now completely ban the export of rare earths?
No. Rare earths in most catalogs are subject to license management; if you hit 75 general license tax numbers, you must apply for a general export license, and if you hit 1C111 or 1C902~1C908, you need a dual-use item license. The real bans are mainly on 083201J technology, illegally sourced products and prohibitive end-user measures.
Does hitting 75 tax numbers mean it must be a dual-use item?
No. 75 items are in the general export license list. Dual-use items must be separately determined based on technical description, composition, form, use and user.
I have obtained a general export license. Can I export dysprosium oxide?
Still not enough. Dysprosium oxide and its mixture may hit 1C905.b; if it is a dual-use item, a dual-use item license must be obtained before customs declaration.
I have obtained an export license for dual-use items, do I still need a general export license?
According to the 2026 "Export License Management Goods Catalog" announcement, those who have been approved for export licenses for dual-use items and technologies are exempt from applying for ordinary export licenses.
Are rare earth contents below 1% unregulated?
It cannot be judged this way. Official examples of a desiccant containing 0.15% dysprosium oxide, a catalyst feed of 0.5% yttria, and an aluminum alloy powder containing 1% scandium may still be controlled.
Do all finished products containing rare earth magnets require a dual-use permit?
No. Controlled magnets, magnetic powder and simply processed magnetic components may be controlled; they have been fixed and integrated into motor rotors, stators, speakers, headphones, molded sensors or general magnetic consumer products. The official FAQ believes that they generally do not fall within the scope of Announcement No. 18.
Are all overseas products containing 0.1% of China’s rare earth elements now subject to control?
As of 2026-08-23 it cannot be marked as such. Announcement No. 61 of 2025, which stipulates the 0.1% extraterritorial ratio, has been suspended from Announcement No. 70 to 2026-11-10.
After the suspension of 1E902, can rare earth technology be freely exported?
No. The suspension of 1E902 in Announcement No. 62 will not invalidate 083201J in the current technology catalog; the export of Category 4 rare earth technologies is still prohibited.
Are the permanent magnets HS 850511/850519 automatically controlled?
It will not be automatically determined based on the tax number alone. It is necessary to check whether the magnetic material is samarium cobalt, iridium-containing neodymium-iron-boron or dysprosium-containing neodymium-iron-boron, and whether the product is magnet/magnetic powder, simple components or deep-processed finished products.
Who is responsible for applying for China’s rare earth export license?
The actual export operators in mainland China are responsible for the application. Overseas buyers should provide information on the real end user, purpose, location of use and resale flow.
Official sources and verified versions
All legal conclusions return to the original Chinese official text; the PDF has been double-checked for layout and text.
- Ministry of Commerce and General Administration of Customs Announcement No. 89 of 2025: Export Licensing System in 2026
- 2026 "Export License Management Goods Catalog" official PDF (75 rare earth tax numbers)
- Information page of the 2026 "Catalogue for the Administration of Import and Export Licenses for Dual-Use Items and Technologies"
- Official PDF of the 2026 "Catalogue for the Administration of Import and Export Licenses for Dual-Use Items and Technologies"
- Ministry of Commerce and General Administration of Customs Announcement No. 18 of 2025: Dual-use Control of Certain Medium and Heavy Rare Earths
- 2026 Medium and Heavy Rare Earth Identification FAQ: Alloys, Mixtures, Magnetic Materials and Low Content Examples
- Ministry of Commerce Downstream Products FAQ: Motors, Sensors, Catalytic Materials and Consumer Products
- Ministry of Commerce and Ministry of Science and Technology Announcement No. 57 of 2023: Catalog of Prohibited/Restricted Export Technologies
- Announcement No. 28 of 2025 from the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Science and Technology: Partial Adjustments to the Technology Catalog
- "Regulations on the Management of Rare Earths" (State Council Order No. 785)
- Announcement No. 70 of 2025 from the Ministry of Commerce and the General Administration of Customs: Six measures suspended until 2026-11-10
- Ministry of Commerce Announcement No. 35 of 2025: List of Eight Taiwanese Entities Controlled
- Ministry of Commerce Announcement No. 26 of 2026: Reporting and Enforcement of Strategic Mineral Violations
- FAQ of the Ministry of Commerce: HS Code is not the basis for determining dual-use items, and licenses cannot be reissued afterwards.
- Ministry of Commerce Announcement No. 51 of 2024: Unified Export Control List of Dual-Use Items
- "Export Control Law of the People's Republic of China"
This article is a compilation of general regulatory information and is not an item identification or legal opinion based on individual cases by the Ministry of Commerce, Customs or other competent authorities. The composition, purity, chemical structure, form, processing degree, source, use, end user and flow direction of rare earth products are different, and the conclusions may be different; before official shipment, the actual export operators in mainland China should handle the matter according to the latest lists, announcements and physical goods information.
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