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Japanese businesses urge China to speed up rare earth export approvals

By MLex Staff ( June 18, 2025, 09:56 GMT | Insight) -- Japanese businesses in China are calling on Chinese authorities to streamline and accelerate approval of export licenses for rare earth and other critical minerals, saying delays risk undermining supply chains and disrupting industrial production. A white paper released Tuesday by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China said excessive export controls and trade measures could hinder the supply chain of essential consumer goods. The white paper gathered input from more than 8,200 member companies.Japanese businesses in China are calling on Chinese authorities to streamline and accelerate approval of export licenses for rare earth and other critical minerals, saying delays risk undermining supply chains and disrupting industrial production....

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