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• BIR releases Annual Report 2014
  
• BIR releases Annual Report 2014
  BIR releases Annual Report 2014 The Bureau of International Recycling is publishing its 2014 Annual Report, which was introduced to the BIR membership during the Annual General Assembly in Dubai on 19 May 2015.The annual report gives a unique overview of the most important developments on seven different commodity markets during 2014, and provides a wealth of data regarding material flows, prices and future trends. Moreover, the BIR commodity divisions and committees highlight their actions on b...
• India : BIR requests extension regarding Pre-Shipment Inspection Certification
  India : BIR requests extension regarding Pre-Shipment Inspection Certification On behalf of its members, the Bureau of International Recycling has written to the Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry to request an extension of 4 months of the transition period regarding the pre-shipment inspection certification (PSIC).In collaboration with the Indian recycling association MRAI and the US-American association ISRI, BIR endeavours to convince the Minister that more time is needed for all inspec...
• BIR World Mirror on Non-Ferrous Metals - Issue June 2015
  BIR World Mirror on Non-Ferrous Metals - Issue June 2015 India moves in a similar direction to ChinaWe had a very successful BIR World Convention in Dubai and a great turn-out. A couple of excellent speakers at our Non-Ferrous Metals Division meeting gave us highly educational presentations on two emerging markets: the Middle East and India. In addition, I’d like to thank the Bureau of Middle East Recycling for their members’ 100% support of our conference and to welcome our newly-elected bo...
• US West Coast agreement: BIR congratulates ISRI for rewarded efforts
  US West Coast agreement: BIR congratulates ISRI for rewarded efforts The BIR offers its congratulations to member organisation the US Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) for its prominent efforts towards bringing an end to commercially damaging port disruption on the US West Coast. ISRI participated in a multi-association coalition that lobbied US Congress, the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) and the International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) regarding the adverse impact...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention 2015 in Prague - Paper Division: China’s recovered paper demand to remain “sustained”
  BIR World Recycling Convention (Round-Table Sessions) Prague, (25) 26-27 October 2015: Paper Division: China’s recovered paper demand to remain “sustained” Despite the general focus of attention on China’s economic slowdown, the country’s imports of recovered paper from Europe have mounted a stout recovery in 2015, according to data presented by Ranjit Singh Baxi of UK-based J & H Sales International to the BIR Paper Division meeting held in Prague on October 26 under the presidenc...
• India: BIR welcomes that DGFT allows certain scrap yards to self-certify processed metallic scrap for export through designated Customs Ports
  India: BIR welcomes that DGFT allows certain scrap yards to self-certify processed metallic scrap for export through designated Customs Ports The Bureau of International Recycling and a number of national trade associations including ISRI from the USA and MRAI from India had made representation to various Indian government ministries for particularly equipped scrap yards to be able to self-certify the quality and safety of their processed metallic scrap. This has resulted in the new DGFT Public...
• BIR World Mirror on Ferrous Metals - July 2015
  BIR World Mirror on Ferrous Metals / Quarterly report - July 2015 PRESIDENT'S OPENING REMARKSby William Schmiedel, Sims Group Global Trade Corporation Dear colleagues,Since our last report in May, semi-finished and finished steel exports from China have been climbing even as iron ore prices have increased and steel prices have decreased. Various global steel trade associations continue to voice their distress about Chinese steel overcapacity to their respective government agencies. Consequently,...
• E-Scrap
  MaterialsFor most people, electronics are part of their modern lives with cell phones, laptops, TVs and a growing number of gadgets. There is barely a corner of human activity that electronics have failed to penetrate, not only in the developed world but also increasingly in the many other parts of our planet where people aspire to ever-improving lifestyles. Every year they buy new, updated equipment, the demand for over 300 million computers and one billion cell phones to be produced every year...