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Rare Earths and Strategic Scrap, Europe Wants to Retain Raw Materials for Defence

11 November 2026 | Commodities, Commodities, Economy, Futured, Highlights, Market Forecasts - Industrial Metals, News

The EIES report of 10 November 2026 calls for linking the security of critical raw material supplies to European industrial recycling. Rare earths, titanium, tungsten, aluminium and battery materials are at the centre of a challenge affecting defence, competitiveness and the autonomy of production chains. Material Figure reported by EIES Rare earths Less than 1% […]

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