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• Delhi Convention - Plastics Committee: Exporters catch “pneumonia” over China import ban
  Plastics Committee: Exporters catch “pneumonia” over China import ban The plastics recycling industry had become “insanely dependent” on China and so its recently-announced import ban has left suppliers in other parts of the world not so much with a cold but rather with “pneumonia”, argued BIR Plastics Committee Chairman Surendra Borad Patawari of Gemini Corporation at its latest meeting, held in New Delhi on October 16. China and Hong Kong together imported 10.2 million tons of plas...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Delhi - Plastics Committee: Exporters catch “pneumonia” over China import ban
  
• Recent World Recycling Convention in Delhi - Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee: Uncertainties persist despite improved market conditions
  
• OEM Compliance Newsletter
  
• Community Spotlight - Arnaud Brunet, BIR Director General
  
• Delhi Convention - Non-Ferrous Metals Division: Aluminium recycling in India: the best is yet to come
  Non-Ferrous Metals Division: Aluminium recycling in India: the best is yet to come India’s demand for secondary aluminium will increase by 8-10% per year, mainly boosted by the country’s rapidly-growing automotive industry, according to Akshay Agarwal. The Executive Director of Century Metal Recycling, a major producer of aluminium and zinc die-casting alloys and India’s largest aluminium scrap importer, told delegates at the October 16 meeting of the BIR Non-Ferrous Metals Division in New...
• Delhi Convention - Textiles Division: Rising pressure on India’s recyclers despite “astounding” contribution
  Textiles Division: Rising pressure on India’s recyclers despite “astounding” contribution India’s textiles recycling sector employs more than one million people and, each year, turns over around US$ 2 billion in processing some 5 million tonnes of material. But despite these “astounding numbers” in terms of social and economic contribution, the sector is under pressure from increasing labour costs, a freight cost disadvantage, ageing technology, high import duties and onerous licence...
• Delhi Convention - Paper Division: The quality issue: higher costs and continuing uncertainty
  Paper Division: The quality issue: higher costs and continuing uncertainty China’s proposed import restrictions on lower grades of recovered fibre will require major investments by suppliers in quality control processes and technology, according to Andreas Uriel. The Managing Director of German paper recycler Uriel Papierrohstoffe told the latest BIR Paper Division meeting in New Delhi that “these extra costs must be covered by appropriate recovered paper prices”.In his presentation on the...
• Delhi Convention - International Environment Council: China needs to understand “we are the good guys”
  International Environment Council: China needs to understand “we are the good guys”  BIR’s International Environment Council (IEC) meeting in New Delhi was devoted almost entirely to the issue that is preoccupying great swathes of the recycling industry: China’s import ban affecting certain secondary raw materials.During a panel discussion moderated by BIR World President Ranjit Singh Baxi in the absence of IEC’s Chairman Olivier François of Galloo, it was explained by Robin Wiener,...
• Delhi Convention - E-Scrap Committee: “Ambitious” plans to tackle India’s mounting tide of e-waste
  E-Scrap Committee: “Ambitious” plans to tackle India’s mounting tide of e-waste The BIR E-Scrap Committee’s meta study of reliable generation and flow data is already in draft form and will be published in the coming months to give an opportunity for all interested parties to digest its contents ahead of a full discussion at its May 2018 meeting in Barcelona. So said E-Scrap Committee Chairman Thomas Papageorgiou of Greece-based Anamet SA at the latest gathering in New Delhi on October 1...