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• Tyres Committee: ELT collection fees on declining course
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Munich (24-25 October 2011) Tyres Committee: ELT collection fees on declining course Producer responsibility schemes in Europe have proved to be “really a success” in the management of end-of-life tyres (ELTs), the BIR Tyres Committee meeting in Munich was told by its Chairman, Barend Ten Bruggencate of the Netherlands. And the high value of the associated funds means that collection fees will go down throughout Europe, he pointed out. The most recent...
• Tyres Committee: ELT collection fees on declining course
  
• BIR World Mirror on Ferrous Metals / Quarterly Report - November 2011
  BIR World Mirror on Ferrous Metals - November 2011 PRESIDENT'S OPENING REMARKSby Christian Rubach, TSR Recycling First of all, I would like to express my delight that the recent BIR Convention in Munich attracted over 1000 delegates, many of whom were involved in the ferrous scrap business. Our plenary session was very well attended - a fact which, of course, can be attributed also to the quality of our two guest speakers. Professor Dr. Karl-Ulrich Köhler, Managing Director and CEO of Tata...
• China: “Operation Green Fence” evolves into a concerted action among environmental and customs organisations around the globe
  China: “Operation Green Fence” evolves into a concerted action among environmental and customs organisations around the globe BIR wishes to inform its members that the Chinese General Administration of Customs recently launched phase 3 of “Operation  Goddess  of the Earth”, an initiative which aims at fighting the smuggling of hazardous wastes, especially from Europe and North America, to Asia-Pacific Region, and which is the extension of “Operation Green Fence”. The action is set...
• BIR Convention/Plastics Committee - Recycling - a US$ 500 billion industry?
  
• 2010 world recovered paper statistics now available!
  2010 world recovered paper statistics now available! At the end of each year, BIR traditionally publishes statistics on the world recovered paper market, which are compiled by Giampiero Magnaghi, former President of the BIR Paper Division. We would like to draw your attention to the figures on 2010 which are accessible on the BIR website in the commodity section dedicated to paper. The texts and tables provide a summary of developments within the recovered paper sector during 2010. Although some...
• BIR World Mirror on Non-Ferrous Metals - December 2011
  BIR World Mirror on Non-Ferrous Metals - December 2011 From foolproof to fiasco The MF Global fiasco, the latest of the financial debacles to infect the non-ferrous metals industry, along with the shameful shortfalls of regulatory authorities to act, provides good cause to doubt the viability of what was once considered a foolproof mechanism to offset risk on futures exchanges. What business does any brokerage have in betting the house on a ridiculous wager, jeopardizing the well-being of its em...
• Latest Bryan Cave report now available!
  Latest Bryan Cave report now available! Bryan Cave International, the customs and trade consultancy commissioned by BIR to produce regular reports on the legal and regulatory landscape in India and China, have published their 6th monitoring report, which is available exclusively for BIR member companies. Points of special interest in the latest issue: In India: The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India issued a discussion paper on the “collect...
• Munich Convention: Proceedings online!
  Munich Convention: Proceedings online! The proceedings of the last BIR World Recycling Convention  (Autumn Round-Table Sessions) which took place on 24 and 25 October 2011 in Munich are now available - together with their summary translations in French and German - on the BIR website in the Members Area! With more than 1200 participants from 51 countries, this convention was yet another successful BIR event, thereby confirming the international recycling community’s ongoing interest in our wo...