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• 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...
• BIR Textiles World Mirror April available
  he new BIR Textiles World Mirror authored by Olaf Rintsch, (TEXTIL RECYCLING K & A. WENKHAUS GmbH), is available on the members only pages.
• 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...
• Exports to India
   Exports to IndiaBIR has been informed that since 23 March 2009, Indian customs areparticipating in “Operation DEMETER” (Green Earth). Until 11 May 2009 customs willstrictly control “waste” shipments and in particular imports of wastepaper and recovered paper.Customs will examine and check whether:the waste paper imported is correctly classified under HSN the waste paper imported is re-usable/recyclable it pertains to hazardous nature or contains othercommodities of hazardous nature...
• NFM: Shedding light on the ITC
  Non-Ferrous Metals Division world-wide monthly market updateby Robert Stein,President of the BIR Non-Ferrous Metals Division,Alter Trading (USA)Shedding light on the ITCLast year, the BIR President Dominique Maguin initiated the International Trade Council (ITC) under the stewardship of Robert Voss. This Council is not Division-specific but serves to address the various issues our industry faces in the course of our business. I've invited Robert to write a guest column in this month's Mirror, an...
• India: Pre-Shipment Inspection now mandatory also for Shredded Scrap
   India: Pre-Shipment Inspection now mandatory also for Shredded Scrap  Following recent discoveries of radioactive sources in scrap imports, the Indian Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has issued a new notification that makes Pre-shipment Inspection (PSI) mandatory for all shipments of shredded scrap. This concerns bills of lading dated form 23.03.2009 onwards. Up to this date, shredded scrap did not require PSI certificates, whereas all other grades of scrap did (see BIR information...
• Indonesia imposes inspection for all waste and secondary material imports
  Indonesia imposes inspection for all waste and secondary material imports A new regulation imposing controls on all imports of waste shipments into Indonesia will come into force on 24 June 2009, meaning that any shipment due to arrive on or after this date need to have undergone inspection prior to loading. All containers destined for shipment to Indonesia need to be pre-inspected by the Ministry of Trade’s appointed agency, Surveyor Indonesia, which is a Government owned & appointed Agen...
• BIR Convention in Dubai: Optimistic outlook despite crisis
  BIR Convention in Dubai: Optimistic outlook despite crisisThe 2009 World Recycling Convention and Exhibition that the Bureau of International Recycling is organising at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Dubai  on May 25-27 is promising to be yet another successful event of the international recycling body. Despite the global crisis and their undeniable impact on the recycling industry as well as on the economies of the Middle and Far East, the BIR convention is likely to attract over 700 businesspeople,...