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• Ferrous: Disappointment over lack of contractual commitment
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMonday,2 June 2009BIR WorldRecycling Convention25-27 May2009, DubaiPressReleases on Commodity SessionsFerrousDivision(followedby Shredder Committee):Disappointmentover lack of contractual commitmentThe ferrous scrap industryexperienceda “confidence shock” when some major consumers looked to escapefrom their contractual obligations in response to the global economiccrisis. But these obligations have since been fulfilled following“fruitful” discussions b...
• NF Mirror: New "bubble" beginning to form?
  Non-Ferrous Metals Division world-wide monthly market updateby Robert Stein, Alter Trading (USA, President of the BIR Non-Ferrous Metals DivisionNew "bubble" beginning to form?The economic engines of the developing world are beginning once again to drive demand for our products. After a very slow start to the year, prices have improved; shipments have increased; and most of the supply side of the trade reports good (not great) activity. Demand still far outweighs supply as industrial production...
• Over 1000 registered participants at the approaching BIR Dubai Convention
  Over 1000 registered participants at the approaching BIR Dubai ConventionSo far, over 1000 registered participants (more than 800 delegates and 200 accompanying persons) from 55 countries are likely to turn the upcoming Dubai Convention into one of the most successful BIR events in recent years.In light of the still difficult economic situation in many countries, recycling industry professionals have recognized the need to increase their networking efforts and to work on new business contacts in...
• Indian Pre-Shipment Inspection deadline - Waste Paper for Recycling
   Indian Pre-Shipment Inspection deadline - Waste Paper forRecycling Theattached Indian Government Policy Circular sets the deadlinefor the Pre-Shipment Inspection for shipments of waste paper to Indiafor cargoes as of 25 April 2009. Following representation by BIR members and affiliates tothe Indian authorities a twenty day delay was obtained inimplementation of certain Pre-Shipment Inspection requirements. Thetwenty day delay has helped a little in enabling more stakeholders tolearn of the n...
• Contradictory Indian import rules confuse
   ContradictoryIndian import rules confuse   Changes over the last months in Indian import rules havereclassified all non-hazardous waste and scrap as hazardous in its PartB of Schedule III. That rule change appears at first to requirethe  completion of the hazardous  waste movementform  (Form-9) for all imports into India of scrap such asthat of Iron and Steel, of Paper, etc., . However that re-classification  apparently doesn'tmean that controls are applied as for hazardous waste  as...
• BIR Presidential election in Dubai, 26th May 2009
  BIRPresidential election in Dubai, 26th May 2009Inaccordance with the BIRStatutes and By-laws and more particularly with Article 9 of ourStatutes and Article 21 of our By-laws, the Chairman of the BIRNominating Committee,Mr Fadi Shahrour, is pleased to inform you that the members of the BIRNominating Committee have decided to officially recommend there-election of:               Dominique Maguin               La Compangie des Matières Premières, Francefora second...
• BIR Stainless Steel World Mirror April available
  By Michael G. WrightChief Operating Officer, ELG Haniel GmbHChairman of the BIR Stainless Steel & Special Alloys CommitteeWe are pleased to present the April edition of the Stainless Steel & Special Alloys World Mirror. Since the previous publication and our Autumn Conference, we have all experienced the severe downturn in the markets. In this edition, we hope to provide an up-to-date picture of the stainless steel market, together with our latest forecast for 2009. Obviously, in such a...
• Indonesia to address BIR’s inspection control concerns
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEBrussels,9 April 2009Indonesiato address BIR’s inspection control concernsSeniorIndonesian government officials have agreed to take the concerns ofBIR members into consideration when preparing the guidelines for 100%quality inspection of all imported materials classified as “waste”.Itwas announced last month that, owing to quality problems associatedwith imports of co-mingled waste, Indonesia planned to introducepre-shipment inspection requirements on al...
• World Mirror on Recovered Paper April now available on the Members Only pages.
  As of April 2009See the complete quarterly world wide market update in the members only section.
• Japanese Steel Scrap Association Joins BIR
  PRESSRELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEBrussels,3 April 2009JapaneseSteel Scrap Association Joins BIRYetanother national association has joined the Bureau of InternationalRecycling: The Japan Iron and Steel Recycling Institute (JISRI) hasofficially applied for BIR membership and will be ratified as newmember association during the BIR General Assembly on 26 May 2009 inDubai.Foundedin 1975, the Tokyo-based organisation comprises about 1000 companiesinvolved in recycling, including all major Japanese tr...