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• Plastics Committee: Plastics Recycling – a "sunrise industry"
   PRESSRELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEBrussels,3rd November 2009BIRAutumn Round-Table SessionsAmsterdam,26-27 October 2009PlasticsCommittee:PlasticsRecycling – a “sunrise industry”“There will be a substantial increasein trade in recyclables” and, therefore, “we must be prepared fora lot of opportunities and challenges”, the BIR PlasticsRound-Table in Amsterdam was assured by its Chairman, Surendra Boradof Gemini Corporation BV in Belgium.Describing plastics recycling as a“sunrise in...
• Barcelona Convention - Textiles Division: Industry needs to “think outside the box”
  BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Barcelona (27 - 30 May 2018) Textiles Division: Industry needs to “think outside the box”   Reuse accounts for 60% of collected volumes of textiles and represents the industry’s “strength”. It is therefore essential that the hierarchy of material treatment is respected - with reuse firmly at the top. So said BIR Textiles Division President Mehdi Zerroug of France-based Framimex in his opening comments to the meeting in Barcelona on Ma...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore - Textiles Division: Textiles and fashion industry must “embrace design for recycling and use of secondary raw materials”
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore (19 - 22 May 2o19)Textiles Division: Textiles and fashion industry must “embrace design for recycling and use of secondary raw materials”Recent months have brought higher-than-normal collection volumes but quality is declining owing to the combination of “fast fashion” and “an increasing awareness from consumers that textiles can be recycled”, observed Martin Böschen of Switzerland-based TEXAID * Textilverwertungs A...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Berlin - Ferrous Division: Ferrous scrap riding “a roller-coaster”
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Berlin (30 May – 1 June 2016) Ferrous Division: Ferrous scrap riding “a roller-coaster” The recent surge in ferrous scrap prices “did not last long enough to adequately repair the collection system”, the latest meeting of the BIR Ferrous Division was told by its President, William Schmiedel of Sims Metal Management in the USA. As a result, he added, there was little evidence of supply overhang in the market.Addressing delegates...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Amsterdam - Textiles Division: BIR strengthens bid to persuade EAC to rethink import ban
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention (Round-Table Sessions) in Amsterdam (24-25 October 2016) Textiles Division: BIR strengthens bid to persuade EAC to rethink import ban  The BIR is playing its part in lobbying efforts to persuade the East African Community (EAC) to review its directive to phase out imports of used textiles and footwear by 2019. The world recycling organisation, the UK’s Textile Recycling Association (TRA), FEDEREC from France and Bangor University’s Economic and Social...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Berlin - E-Scrap Committee: Committee targets meta-study to “systematise” e-scrap data
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Berlin (30 May – 1 June 2016) E-Scrap Committee: Committee targets meta-study to “systematise” e-scrap data Describing India as the world’s fifth-largest producer of e-waste, BIR E-Scrap Committee member Surendra Patawari Borad explained to the body’s latest meeting in Berlin on June 1 that the government had introduced an extended producer responsibility system for e-waste earlier this year which proposed a 30% collection targe...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Amsterdam - Non-Ferrous Metals Division: “Resilient” recyclers can “reinvent” themselves
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention (Round-Table Sessions) in Amsterdam (24-25 October 2016) Non-Ferrous Metals Division: “Resilient” recyclers can “reinvent” themselves Falling commodity prices, reduced scrap availability, uneven manufacturing growth, high regulatory costs and reduced overseas demand are just some of the challenges that have forced a restructuring of the scrap industry in the USA, pointed out Mark Lewon, President of Utah Metal Works and Chair of the US Institute of S...
• BIR voices its export restriction concerns at major OECD conference
  BIR voices its export restriction concerns at major OECD conference The growing global demand for primary and secondary raw materials has led to an increase in export restrictions on those raw materials. Indeed, up to one-third of World Trade Organization (WTO) members have restrictions in place, it emerges in a new OECD publication entitled “Export Restrictions in Raw Materials Trade: Facts, fallacies and better practices” (login details will be required). Of interest to those BIR members c...
• Provisional sequence of meetings
  2013 World Recycling Convention & Exhibition Shanghai,  (26) 27 - 29 May 2013,  Pǔdōng Shangri-La Hotel The most dynamic city in the world’s fastest-changing nation, Shanghai is setting the pace for the rest of the globe. The city's development in the past few decades has made it the most important economic, commercial, financial and communication centre of China. For many centuries, Shanghai has been impressing foreigners with its seductive mix of tradition and sophistication. Today,...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Budapest - Spotlight Discussion on Global Trade: “Misrepresented” recycling industry is telling “the right story”
  BIR World Recycling Convention (Round-Table Sessions) in Budapest (13-15 October 2019)Spotlight Discussion on Global Trade: “Misrepresented” recycling industry is telling “the right story”Despite the multiple challenges engulfing the recycling industry, there are also many reasons to be optimistic about its prospects. This was the overarching conclusion drawn by contributors to a debate on global trade which kicked off BIR’s latest World Recycling Convention, held at the Budapest Marri...