| 原产地 | 2025年10月(吨) | 环比 | 同比 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 日本 | 33,203.02 | -0.86% | 45.91% | | 泰国 | 31,050.68 | 3.00% | 92.18% | | 韩国 | 11,569.65 | -4.29% | 24.97% | | 三来西亚 | 9,394.86 | -7.63% | -46.24% | | 英国 | 8,134.51 | 6.49% | 29.71% | | 俄罗斯 | 8,023.12 | 147.01% | 25.26% | | 加拿大 | 7,776.53 | 4.91% | 55.58% | | 西班牙 | 7,572.21 | 16.82% | 65.13% | | 墨西哥 | 6,857.24 | 76.82% | 16.67% | | 沙特阿拉伯 | 6,628.87 | 24.71% | 222.60% | | 架如图出 | 6,313.00 | -3.58% | 9.61% | | 阿联酋 | 4.632.80 | 37.85% | 76.94% | | 德国 | 4 ...

泰国是第二大进口来源地，当月从泰国进口废铜30,034.35吨，环比下降12.64%，同比上升103.08%。 海关统计数据在线查询平台公布的数据显示，中国2025年8月废铜（铜废碎料）进口量为179,359.74吨， 环比减少5.64%，同比上升5.93%。 日本是第一大进口来源地，当月从日本进口废铜35,443.33吨，环比下降1.95%，同比上升85.03%。 注：进口总量（总计）中亦包括上表未列出的部分原产地数据 | j | AFFILL | 1 -- ---- | Ania 110 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 多米尼加 | 587.38 | 24.19% | 141.05% | | 印度 | 580.03 | -0.04% | 89.21% | | 玻利维亚 | 551.53 | -12.46% | 54.99% | | 美国 | 543.87 | -7.28% | -98.13% | | 阿尔及利亚 | 513.62 | 4.05% | 107.50% | | 秘鲁 | 502.52 | -0.24% | 23.28% | | 黎田嫩 | 457.06 | 10.7 ...

Core Insights - In July 2025, China's copper scrap imports totaled 190,077.53 tons, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 3.73% but a year-on-year decrease of 1.98% [1][4] - Japan emerged as the largest supplier of copper scrap to China, with imports of 36,147.03 tons, marking a month-on-month increase of 42.40% and a year-on-year increase of 75.13% [1][2] - Thailand ranked second, supplying 34,379.25 tons of copper scrap, which is a month-on-month increase of 31.11% and a year-on-year increase of 158.78% [1][2] Import Data Summary - **Japan**: 36,147.03 tons, +42.40% (MoM), +75.13% (YoY) [2] - **Thailand**: 34,379.25 tons, +31.11% (MoM), +158.78% (YoY) [2] - **South Korea**: 9,961.87 tons, +8.88% (MoM), -2.81% (YoY) [2] - **China (Mainland)**: 9,235.56 tons, +23.84% (MoM), +6.94% (YoY) [2] - **Saudi Arabia**: 6,917.76 tons, -14.62% (MoM), +140.08% (YoY) [2] - **United States**: 586.57 tons, -70.61% (MoM), -98.38% (YoY) [2] Overall Trends - The total import volume of copper scrap in July 2025 indicates a slight recovery from the previous month, while the year-on-year figures suggest a decline [4] - Significant increases in imports from Japan and Thailand highlight a shift in sourcing strategies for copper scrap [1][2] - The data reflects varying performance across different countries, with some suppliers experiencing substantial growth while others face declines [2][3]