US is seeking alternative tungsten supplies to reduce reliance on China, NYT reports

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  • NYT notes that China produces about 85% of global supply, and the US imposed export controls last year. 
  • Almonty Industries’ Sangdong mine in South Korea, with 58mln tons of tungsten, could supply around 40% of non-China global demand, NYT says
  • US contractors already face a Chinese tungsten ban next year

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