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• BIR takes action regarding proposed safeguard duty on aluminium scrap in India
  PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEBrussels,17 June 2009BIRtakes action regarding proposed safeguard duty on aluminium scrap inIndiaFollowinginformation received by its Indian members regarding a proposedsafeguard duty on aluminium scrap in India, the internationalrecycling federation BIR (Bureau of International Recycling) hasofficially contacted various Indian authorities to protest againstthe implementation of such a regulation.Theapplication for a duty on aluminium scrap was allegedly filed b...
• Convention Presentations online (members only)
  Dear BIRMember,Duringthe verysuccessful Convention in Dubaiwith a total attendance of around 1.300 participants,many interesting presentations weregiven. Allavailabledocuments are now online in the Members Onlysection and can beconsulted by indicating your username and password. Iwould also liketo draw your attention to the various pressreleasesthat we have published afterthe Convention. You will find them in the ‘News’ section on thehomepage of the BIRWebsite.Inthe comingdays, we will also...
• Textiles Division: Live and let live
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMonday,8 June 2009BIR WorldRecycling Convention25-27 May2009, DubaiPressReleases on Plenary MeetingsTextilesDivision: Live and let liveCompared to previousdownturns, thelatest global economic crisis has had a less harsh impact on manyparts of the textiles recycling industry, according to the Europeanmarket report delivered in Dubai by BIR Textiles Division PresidentOlaf Rintsch of Textil Recycling K&A Wenkhaus GmbH in Germany.“However,” he added, “co...
• Paper Division: Steadily growing demand from India and China
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMonday,8 June 2009BIR WorldRecycling Convention25-27 May2009, DubaiPressReleases on Plenary MeetingsPaperDivision:Steadilygrowing demand from India and ChinaSince early 2009, Europehas witnesseda corresponding decline in recovered paper demand and collectionvolumes. In China, meanwhile, imports actually increased from 5.917mtonnes in the first quarter of 2008 to 5.934m tonnes in January-March2009, noted BIR Paper Division President Ranjit Baxi of UK-based J&am...
• International Trade Council: First meeting focuses on credit insurance and arbitration
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFriday,5 June 2009BIR WorldRecycling Convention25-27 May2009, DubaiPressReleases on Plenary MeetingsInternationalTrade Council: Firstmeeting focuses on credit insurance and arbitrationIn late May, Dubai hostedthefirst-ever plenary meeting of BIR’s International Trade Council(ITC). But although this body was formed only recently, it hasalready been active in attempts to protect the trading interests ofBIR members in, among other countries, India, Indonesia an...
• International Environment Council: UAE’s Minister of Environment officially visits BIR Convention
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEThursday,4 June 2009BIR WorldRecycling Convention25-27 May2009, DubaiPressReleases on Commodity SessionsInternationalEnvironment Council:UAE’sMinister of Environment officially visits BIR ConventionA centrepiece of the IECmeeting inDubai was a presentation from His Excellency Dr Rashid Ahmad BinFahad, the United Arab Emirates’ Minister of Environment and Water.Describing recycling as “a pillar” of the region’s approach toachieving integrated waste ma...
• General Assembly: Excellent Convention attendance despite economic downturn
    PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEThursday, 4 June 2009BIR World Recycling Convention25-27 May 2009, DubaiPress Releases on Commodity SessionsGeneral Assembly:Excellent Convention attendance despiteeconomic downturnThe impact of theglobal downturn on the recycling industry has been “brutal” but“our businesses will be in the vanguard of the economic upswing”.That was the positive message delivered by BIR World PresidentDominique Maguin to the organisation’s latest General Assembly in...
• Non-Ferrous Metals Division: Serious damage to market infrastructure
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASETuesday,2 June 2009BIR WorldRecycling Convention25-27 May2009, DubaiPressReleases on Commodity SessionsNon-FerrousMetals Division: Seriousdamage to market infrastructureSince BIR’s 2008 AutumnConvention inDüsseldorf, the non-ferrous scrap sector has been “marred by themost serious damage to its infrastructure ever” as a result of the“unacceptable behaviour” and “wholly unethical activities” ofsome commercial operators in Asia and elsewhere, acco...
• Plastics Committee: A tremendous future for plastics recycling
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMonday,2 June 2009BIR WorldRecycling Convention25-27 May2009, DubaiPressReleases on Commodity SessionsPlasticsCommittee:Atremendous future for plastics recyclingMarkets may be “in turmoil”atpresent but “a tremendous future” awaits plastics recycling,Surendra Borad of Belgium-based Gemini Corporation NV has predicted.The Chairman of BIR’sPlasticsCommittee told delegates at the meeting in Dubai that plastics scraphas weathered the global economic storm...
• Stainless: Potential supply/demand imbalance
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMonday,2 June 2009BIR WorldRecycling Convention25-27 May2009, DubaiPressReleases on Commodity Sessions StainlessSteel & Special Alloys Committee:Potentialsupply/demand imbalanceStainless steel scrapavailabilityremains low and a significant increase in demand could bring asupply/demand imbalance, according to Michael Wright of UK-based ELGHaniel Metals Ltd. There is “always a pause of three to six months”between increased production of stainless steel...