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Minpromtorg plans to expand the use of Russian special steel

The Department of Metallurgy and Materials of the Ministry of Industry and Trade plans to include the use of Russian dynamic (electrotechnical) steel in the list of criteria for confirming the Russian origin of a number of types of machines and equipment provided for by government decree No. 719. This was announced at the conference “Russian Metal Market” by Deputy Director of the Department Andrey Saveliev.

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Minpromtorg plans to expand the use of Russian special steel

The Department of Metallurgy and Materials of the Ministry of Industry and Trade plans to include the use of Russian dynamic (electrotechnical) steel in the list of criteria for confirming the Russian origin of a number of types of machines and equipment provided for by government decree No. 719. This was announced at the conference “Russian Metal Market” by Deputy Director of the Department Andrey Saveliev.

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