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• BIR World Mirror Non-Ferrous 94, 2010/10
  BIR World Mirror Non-Ferrous 94, 2010/10 "Great" news as American recession ends A colleague of mine who’s been in the scrap industry for over 35 years quipped the other day that the recession, dubbed the Great Recession, was indeed “great” - well, at least for our business. As veterans of many a severe economic turndown, both of us laughed. We were used to terrible business conditions for an extended period; politicians and economists grasping at anything to come up with solutions (at lea...
• BIR World Mirror Paper 10/2010
  President's report featuring Asia The news that China has become the world’s second-largest economy behind the USA was received with a great deal of interest within the recycling industry. Japan’s GDP figure for the second quarter of this year was US$ 1.2 trillion while China was at US$ 1.33 trillion. Thus, China has now overtaken Germany, France, Great Britain and now Japan to become the second-largest driver of global growth.This positive story was dampened slightly in the third quarter wh...
• BIR General Assembly to adopt new BIR Statutes and By-laws
  BIR General Assembly to adopt new BIR Statutes and By-laws To all BIR Effective Members As you know, BIR has revised its current statutes and by-laws, with the professional assistance of the law firm Bird & Bird LLP, in order to achieve better governance and to address important issues resulting from the continuous development and globalisation of our world organisation. Among the topics which have been considered in the revised BIR rules are: respect of competition law and anti-trust rules;...
• World Markets for Recovered and Recycled Commodities 2011
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• Paper Division: Panel on Factors that cause movements in the recovered paper markets
      PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brussels, 11 October 2010 BIR World Recycling Convention (Autumn Round-Table Sessions) Brussels, (24) 25-26 October 2010, Sheraton Hotel & Towers BIR Paper Division: Panel on Factors that cause movements in the recovered paper markets The plenary session of BIR’s Paper Division on Monday, 25 October 2010 at 2.30 pm will be held under the motto: Factors that cause movements in the recovered paper markets. Divisional President Mr Ranjit S. Bax...
• Workshop on Arbitration, Monday, 25th October 2010, 15.00 hrs, Sheraton Hotel & Tower, Rooms Permeke + Rembrandt
  Workshop on Arbitration, Monday, 25th October 2010, 15.00 hrs, Sheraton Hotel & Tower, Rooms Permeke + Rembrandt Dear BIR Member,We would like to invite your to a highly interesting Workshop on Arbitration, which will be organised by the BIR International Trade Coundil in the framework of our upcoming World Recycling Convention (Autumn Round-Table Sessions) in Brussels on 25 and 26 October 2010 (full convention details available on convention.bir.org).Arbitration is becoming more and more im...
• BIR World Mirror Non-Ferrous 95, 2010/11
  BIR World Mirror Non-Ferrous 95, 2010/11 Better than imagined Year-end book squaring, inventory balancing, and Western World holidays are the usual culprits when it comes to fourth-quarter declines in demand for our products. Fortunately, at least at the time of writing, few signs of these annual phenomena are in evidence.As we enter the “home stretch” of 2010, we can all hopefully reflect on a year that was better than what we had likely imagined as we looked forward in late 2009. Metals pr...
• BIR World Mirror Stainless Steel & Special Alloys 2010 / 10
  BIR World Mirror Stainless Steel & Special Alloys 2010 / 10 Chairmans report On behalf of the Stainless Steel & Special Alloys board, I am delighted to present you with this October 2010 edition of the Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Mirror.In our previous edition published back in April, we were optimistic that, following the huge drop in stainless steel production and scrap availability in 2009, we would see an improvement in 2010.  It now appears this optimism was well-founded t...