Australia is widely considered to have the highest quality iron ore in the world. Its iron ore deposits, particularly in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, are known for being high-grade and low-cost. These deposits often contain over 60% hematite or magnetite, a classification known as direct shipping ore (DSO), which means they require minimal processing.
The only problems with production in Australia is the every color government tape, inc environmental constraints, the lack of Australian added value, and the crazy campaign to make it green
