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Your Company  \nSend requests to your Relevant Direct Suppliers  \n2. Direct Suppliers  \nSuppliers send requests to relevant sub-suppliers  \n4. Smelters  \n3. Sub-suppliers  \nRequest cascades through LMI’s supply chain until all smelters identified  \n5. 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