Taking on the e-plastics challenge

Synergy Electronics Recycling and its subsidiary, RePolyTex, are taking hard-to-recycle electronics scrap and making new, sustainable building materials.

A century of leadership

Gannon & Scott has transformed from a small jewelry refining company into an industry leader, serving various sectors from plating and surface finishing to nanotechnology.

Panasonic says collaboration yields recycling results

Consumer electronics firm says a program created with Mitsubishi Materials has yielded more than 8,000 tons of recycled metal.

Author predicts spike in silver’s value

Financial advisor and author Collin Plume says investors in gold might wish to also consider the potential of silver.

Establishing an e-scrap standard

For 14 years, Ohio-based electronics recycler Boardsort has worked to develop an e-scrap pricing standard.

BIR Autumn 2024: Shifting gears in battery metal markets

A combination of regulatory, geopolitical and consumer preference factors have thrown once frenzied battery metals markets into a lower gear.

Transparency, traceability needed in recycled copper supply chain

As new secondary copper smelting and refining capacity ramps up in the U.S., more transparency will be required of scrap suppliers, industry experts say.

ReMA Roundtables: Transparency in copper scrap sourcing

Speakers discuss rising interest in copper scrap.

Aurubis opens secondary smelting facility in Georgia

Once commissioned, the site will be able to process more than 180,000 tons of complex metal-bearing recyclables annually, including circuit boards and copper cables.

Majestic Corp. acquires UK’s Telecycle

Transaction transfers ownership of nonferrous and precious metals recycling facility in Deeside, United Kingdom, from Peter Lai to a company he leads.

Korea Zinc’s copper products earn SGS certification

The company says it recycled byproducts from zinc and lead production and PCBs without purchasing additional copper concentrate.