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1973 – Rio Tinto became the first foreign company to supply iron ore to China when it sent a shipment from Western Australia to Shanghai Number One Steel Mill, now part of Baosteel.

When Johann Matthäus Voith is 61 years old, his son Friedrich Voith joins the family business, the "Mechanical Workshop and Iron Foundry", in order to prepare his succession.

[...] [...] pilot processing plant with a capacity of 500 kg per day that over a five-year period was used to test various hydrometallurgical processing routes; and supply and demand for nickel, cobalt, copper, manganese, silicomanganese and ferromanganese.

[...] [...] and PCI coal for steel making customers [...]

[...] [...] dust-washing water recycled in the industries of thermal power generation, iron and steel and calcium carbide, and the dry dust-collection purification techniques in smelters.

[...] [...] chemical, defence, steel, aluminium, automotive, [...]

Meanwhile, in the Kivus and Maniema, where no such traceability systems were introduced, mineral production and official exports have fallen since refineries and smelters seeking conflict-free smelter status stated that from 1 April 2011 onwards they would buy material from red-flag locations only if tagged under the ITRI Tin Supply Chain Initiative scheme (see S/2011/738, para. 339).

Following their destruction using rotating disc saws, the weapons were smelted at a smelter [...]

Other considerations noted by some Parties include analysis of mitigation potential by sector in Annex I Parties, including sectors for which this potential could be addressed mainly through domestic effort (e.g. in the residential and commercial sectors), through international cooperative effort (e.g. in the iron and steel, cement and aluminium sectors) and through a combination thereof (e.g. in power generation and road transportation).

This approach relies on an anchor project, such as the country’s major aluminium smelter, to provide demand for infrastructure services, creating a profitable opportunity which can then be promoted to private investors.

[...] deep refining at the Atyrau refinery, priced at 1.7 [...] [...]

[...] that smelter/refinery auditing captures insufficient information to justify imposing sanctions on individuals and entities that have not complied with due diligence, it may also be desirable for individuals and entities trading minerals from red flag locations from the level of comptoir to the smelter or refinery to be independently [...]

Publication of an illustrated booklet for the general public on The Iron Roads in Africa (English, French and Spanish); Organization of the international seminar on strategies and financing for the Iron Roads in Africa, of the exhibition The Iron Roads in Africa, and of the public showing of Eric Huysecom's film Inagina (ECA, Addis Ababa, April 2000); Publication of the French version of the collective work: The Origins of Ironworking (UPO, Dec. 2001).

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We will continue to work to certify qualified smelters, and we’ll require our suppliers to move their sourcing of tin, tungsten and gold to certified conflict-free sources as smelters become certified.

[...] nodule processing plant, the group estimated [...] [...]

[...] steam throughout a refinery or processing plant, [...]

[...] [...] applications such as refineries, distilleries, grain elevators and flour mills where dangerous [...]

[...] [...] industry, white goods industry, and construction [...]

Wuhan Iron and Steel (Group) Corp, the country’s third-largest steelmaker, signed an agreement with Australian Centrex Metals Ltd (CXM) in July 2009 to jointly develop iron ore mines in southern Australia.

The strike affected production of the Ilo smelter and the Cuajone mine of Southern Copper, Antamina, Peru’s biggest copper-zinc pit, owned by BHP Billiton, and Xtrata, the Pierina mine of Canada’s Barrick Gold, the silver-zinc mine of Volcan’s Andaychagua, and Freeport-McMoRan’s Cerro Verde mine.

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