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India bans export of lithium-ion battery recycled material

India bans export of lithium-ion battery recycled material

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The Indian government has barred export of lithium‑ion battery waste and scrap containing black mass. The ban aims to strengthen domestic recycling and recover critical minerals, according to an official statement. Black mass is a powdery material obtained from shredding end‑of‑life lithium‑ion batteries and battery manufacturing waste, and it is considered essential for India’s electronics, electric‑vehicle and renewable‑energy storage ecosystem.

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