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• Amsterdam Convention: Okura Hotel filling up quickly
  Amsterdam Convention: Okura Hotel filling up quickly  Registrations for the upcoming BIR Convention in Amsterdam have been coming in at quite a fast pace despite the summer holiday period. As a result, the Okura Hotel is filling up very quickly and almost all rooms are sold out, apart from a number of suites. In parallel, one of the supporting hotels, the BilderbergGarden, has lowered their room rate from € 259 to € 209 per night, to offer the best price to BIR delegates. ...
• India implements new measures to control imports of recyclables
  On July 21st,2009 theIndian Ministry of Environment and Forests MOEF has issued anotification with immediate effect regarding the control of importsof recyclables, despite ongoing efforts made by BIR and BIRAmbassador for the Indian sub-continent Ikbal Nathani (Nathani Groupof Companies).A joint BIR-ISRI visit tothe competentauthorities in India was made last May in Dehli to try and avoid theimplementation of inappropriate controlling measures fornon-hazardous recyclables (see BIR news of 24/04/...
• BIR announcement - Decease of Mr John Crabb
  BIR announcement - Decease of Mr John Crabb   John Crabb It is with great sadness that we have to inform our members of the decease of Mr John Crabb (71), former Chief Executive of Sims Ltd Australia (a BIR member company) and past President of the BIR Ferrous Division. John Crabb was known throughout the international recycling community not only for his position at the head of the world’s largest metal recycler but also for his great personality. A British national and first division footb...
• Project Kaisei Joins Forces with the Bureau of International Recycling
   PRESS RELEASE28July 2009ProjectKaisei Joins Forces with the Bureau of International RecyclingTheBureau of International Recycling Commits to Help FundProjectKaisei’s First Expedition to the Northern Pacific Gyre  SanFrancisco, Hong Kong and Brussels, July 28, 2009 -Project Kaisei is pleased to announce that the Bureau ofInternational Recycling (BIR),the international federation of recycling industries, is nowofficially a sponsor of Kaisei’s two-boat expedition to assess theimpact of and t...
• Non-Ferrous Mirror: An optimistic backdrop
  Non-Ferrous Metals Division world-wide monthly market updateby Robert Stein, Alter Trading (USA, President of the BIR Non-Ferrous Metals DivisionAn optimistic backdropThe Non-Ferrous Metals Division program held in Dubai provided some backdrop for a touch of optimism for our business. Optimism on the part of all three of our speakers was encouraging to hear, especially for those of us whose domestic economies are in recession; any projected growth is music to our ears.Yet to me, anyway, reality...
• 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...
• 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...
• 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...