Japan’s trade minister wants to talk rare earths with China

Mineweb | January 4, 2011 | 11:36 pm Battery Metals Asia China Rare Earth

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Akihiro Ohata, the country’s minister for trade said Wednesday he would like to visit China as soon as possible to discuss the secure supply of rare earths into Japan Japan’s trade minister, Akihiro Ohata, said on Wednesday he would like to visit China

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