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ReMA meets with Thai government over container inspections
The Recycled Materials Association says it is advocating for “proper categorization” of U.S. nonferrous recycled metal exports to Thailand.
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EuRIC sees no grounds for aluminum export ban
European recycling organization says low aluminum scrap export volumes from the continent show restricting trade “won’t solve the trade and energy concerns” of European aluminum producers.
Fresh Perspective
Recycling industry professionals share their perspectives on the industry.
Copper’s growth story
Since the 1800s, copper consumption has increased significantly, driven by new inventions and a growing population.
Radius records another unprofitable financial quarter
The metals recycling company, which is in the process of being acquired, has had eight consecutive money-losing quarters.
Industry looks to strengthen international standards
The message to attendees at May's BIR Recycling Convention was that in the face of tariffs and economic nationalism, recyclers must continue to strengthen specifications and promote recyclables as essential.
Of tariffs and trade restrictions
Shifting trade policies were among nonferrous recycling sector challenges discussed during the BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in May.
Pricing pattern seems familiar
With familiar scrap steel pricing trends emerging as seen last year, summer trading may turn into higher profits.
Malaysia to set stricter plastic import controls
The new rules, scheduled to take effect July 1, will allow only approved plastic scrap imports from countries that are Basel parties.
Ferrous market spends June in a steady state
Three benchmark grades of recycled steel have traded in a narrow range since mid-April, based on U.S. mill purchase prices.
Stainless sector keeps up with demand
Global stainless steel melt shop output grew by 7 percent in 2024, with the United States part of the success story.