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• 1200 participants from 51 countries attend BIR World Recycling Convention in Munich
  1200 participants from 51 countries  attend BIR World Recycling Convention in Munich The recent BIR Autumn Round-Tables Sessions took place in a buoyant atmosphere with an excellent attendance of 1200 participants from 51 countries. Trading activities were very dynamic throughout the 2-day event, but plenary sessions were equally well attended due to topical presentations by guest speakers and market reviews by divisional board members. BIR conventions have been attracting more and more busines...
• Paper Division: Papyrus Prize goes to Dr Jim Malone
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Munich (24-25 October 2011) Paper Division: Papyrus Prize goes to Dr Jim Malone Awarded for the eighth time since its inception in 2008, the BIR Paper Division’s Papyrus prize has gone to Dr Jim Malone - the man responsible for managing the 2 million tonnes of recovered fibre and other recyclates handled annually by the recycling division of UK-based producer group D S Smith. The award was made at the world recycling organisation’s Paper Round-Table m...
• Launch of BIR World Commodity Survey: “Intelligent recycling” to become ever more crucial
  
• Launch of BIR World Commodity Survey: “Intelligent recycling” to become ever more crucial
  Launch of BIR World Commodity Survey: “Intelligent recycling” to become ever more crucial “We are definitely in the most volatile of all words,” declared Professor Philippe Chalmin of the Paris-Dauphine University in launching the follow-up to his survey of the world markets for recovered and recycled commodities. Speaking in Munich at the latest Autumn Convention of the BIR world recycling organisation, Professor Chalmin argued that prices have fallen for many commodities in recent mon...
• BIR World Mirror on Non-Ferrous Metals - October/November 2011
  BIR World Mirror on Non-Ferrous Metals - October/November 2011 Disturbing picture of uncertainty Scrap markets are often the first indicator of what’s to come in an economy, and current prices, although somewhat recovered from their recent lows, paint a disturbing picture of the uncertainty that prevails around the world. As you read this Mirror, released at our Autumn Convention in Munich, markets are reacting to: the economic confusion in Europe; an American economy that is not showing many...
• BIR World Mirror on Recovered Paper / Quarterly Report - October 2011
  BIR World Mirror on Recovered Paper / Quarterly Report - October 2011 PRESIDENT’S REPORT featuring Asia by Ranjit Baxi, J&H Sales International Ltd The global economy is going through challenging times. The Euro-zone debt crisis, rising unemployment, weakening consumer spending, rising interest rates and fears of recession - or a “double dip” - are individually or jointly affecting economies around the world in one form or another. Advanced economies are slowing down sharply while thos...
• Non-Ferrous Metals Division: Challenges lie ahead
  
• Paper Division: Quality holds the key, insists Ranjit Baxi
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Munich (24-25 October 2011)  Paper Division: Quality holds the key, insists Ranjit Baxi Third-quarter GDP growth in China was the slowest in two years - proof that even the world’s main driver of demand for recovered fibre has not been immune to the latest economic crisis, according to BIR Paper Division President Ranjit Baxi of UK-based J&H Sales International. He told the Paper Round-Table meeting in Munich that China’s recovered fibre imports...
• Ferrous Division: Scrap exports under threat
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Munich (24-25 October 2011) Ferrous Division: Scrap exports under threat BIR Ferrous Division President Christian Rubach of Germany-based TSR Recycling expressed the fear in Munich that Europe’s status as a relatively “safe haven” for the free trade principle could come under threat in the not-too-distant future. “There is an increasing number of voices in the different EU states and on the EU level in Brussels asking for export restrictions or at...
• Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee: Stainless production falls short of expectations