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German steel scrap exports up 5 per cent in first half of 2025

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Germany's scrap steel exports rose by 5 per cent in the first six months of 2025. Imports fell by 2 per cent.

Germany is once again exporting more ferrous scrap. After exports hit a record low in 2024, the Federal Statistical Office now reports rising shipments for the first half of 2025. At the same time, imports of scrap have declined. Overall, Germany remains a net exporter of ferrous scrap.

Despite higher volumes, the total export value fell from €1.93bn to €1.83bn, reflecting the decline in scrap prices that has been reported in EUWID's monthly coverage of the ferrous scrap market in Germany.

You can find the full report, complete withan overview of the latest German foreign trade statistics for steel scrap, here...

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