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SHANGHAI, Jan 17 (Reuters) - China has forecast that annual output of 10 major metals will rise to 46 million tonnes by 2015 from 31.21 million tonnes in 2010, and apparent consumption will reach 49 million tonnes from 34.3 million tonnes, a Chinese website reported.

China, the world's largest consumer of most base metals, has set a 5-year plan between 2011 and 2015 for the development of the sector.

Beijing has put "industry restructuring" at the top of its list of priorities for the five-plan as it tries to curb pollution and energy waste, as well as encourage the development of new and high-tech sectors.

The 10 metals are copper, aluminium, lead, zinc, nickel, magnesium, titanium, tin, antimony and mercury.

China expects copper output to rise an average 7.3 percent between 2011 and 2015 and reach 6.5 million tonnes by 2015, according to a document posted on the website, which is owned by China Nonferrous Metals Industry Assocaition.

Apparent consumption of copper is expected to rise by an annual 5.2 percent between 2011 and 2015 and output will reach 9.7 million tonnes by 2015.