HC Deb 01 August 1952 vol 504 cc219-20W
Mr. G. R. Strauss

asked the Secretary for Overseas Trade, as representing the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, what proportion of the lead imported into Great Britain in 1951 came from non-sterling countries; and how much of this came from Canada.

Mr. Mackeson

38 per cent. of the virgin lead imported into Britain in 1951 came from non-sterling countries. 16 per cent., or nearly 27,000 tons, came from Canada. The figure which I gave to the right hon. Gentleman in my supplementary answer on 28th July referred to 1950.

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