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On December 9, 2025, an announcement (No. 79) from the Ministry of Commerce of China exerted unprecedented pressure on the entire steel export industry. The implementation of "export license management" from January 1, 2026, is regarded as the ultimate "big test" for supply chain compliance.
On December 30, 2025, just before the new regulations officially came into effect, MTSCO, leveraging its comprehensive compliance system, successfully obtained approval and secured the company's first export license. This is not just a customs clearance certificate; it represents our unwavering commitment to delivering zero delays to our global customers.
The new regulations have established two "hard thresholds": one must obtain a certificate to pass customs, and when applying, one must provide the original manufacturer's warranty certificate (MTC).
This means that low-quality suppliers in the market who rely on "payment for export" and cannot provide compliant quality inspection reports will be completely eliminated.
This is a "major reshuffle" in the supply chain. Although the increase in compliance thresholds will make "extremely low-priced" products disappear, it signifies that market prices will return to rationality and quality orientation. For buyers, the biggest risk is no longer price, but rather "whether the goods can be delivered".
The answer to MTSCO is: Yes, and on time.
As a leading enterprise in the industry that has long adhered to full-process compliant operations, MTSCO holds complete export contracts and original MTCs, ensuring a standardized and efficient application process. While the market is still anxious about the new policy, our first batch of compliant goods is ready to ship.
In times of policy turbulence, choosing a partner with a well-established system is the only way to reduce risks.
In 2026, MTSCO is fully prepared. No matter how policies change, your supply chain security is in our care.
