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UMK shifts back to rail only due to a decline in ore demand - Truck and Freight Information Online

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United Manganese of Kalahari (UMK) announced today its choice to exclusively use rail transport for manganese exports. Chief Executive Malcolm Curror mentioned that the company is responding to softer market conditions and the current dynamics of supply and demand. Curror has reported that the manganese ore inventories at Chinese ports […]
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UMK shifts back to rail only due to a decline in ore demand - Truck and Freight Information Online

United Manganese of Kalahari (UMK) announced today its choice to exclusively use rail transport for manganese exports. Chief Executive Malcolm Curror mentioned that the company is responding to softer market conditions and the current dynamics of supply and demand. Curror has reported that the manganese ore inventories at Chinese ports […]

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UMK shifts back to rail only due to a decline in ore demand

United Manganese of Kalahari (UMK) announced its choice to exclusively use rail transport for manganese exports. Chief Executive Malcolm Curror mentioned that the company is responding to softer market conditions and the current dynamics of supply and demand. Curror has reported that the manganese ore inventories at Chinese ports are at an all-time low. Interestingly, …

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