Chromite ore
Chromite from Muslim Bagh and Khanozai in Balochistan, beneficiated in Karachi, for the ferrochrome and stainless capacity at Morowali and Weda Bay, where Indonesia has almost no chromite of its own.
Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| HS code | 2610, chromium ores and concentrates |
| Grades | 28–56% Cr₂O₃; typically 40–52% for metallurgical use |
| Cr:Fe ratio | 2.5:1 minimum |
| Silica | Under 5% for refractory use |
| Size | Lump, 10–80 mm |
| Origin | Muslim Bagh and Khanozai, Balochistan; beneficiated in Karachi |
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Tariff position
Preference under the Indonesia–Pakistan Preferential Trade Agreement applies to a listed set of tariff lines, not to whole HS chapters. Whether this product qualifies depends on your exact 8-digit national line and on a valid Certificate of Origin.
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Price logic
We do not publish prices. Here is what moves the number, and when.
- Cr:Fe ratio and chrome content set the grade.
- Freight dominates on a bulk cargo.
- Demand is driven by Indonesian ferrochrome and stainless capacity at Morowali and Weda Bay, where there is almost no domestic chromite.