Export controls, tariffs and freight push US buyers to East African flake graphite

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US buyers of flake graphite are shifting procurement from China to East Africa as the cost of imported Chinese flake soars. This comes on the back of slow and unpredictable Chinese export licences, combined with high freight costs, and the US tariff on Chinese natural graphite which came in effect in January. 

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