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• Published Chinese Environmental Protection Control Standards for imported solid wastes as raw materials
  Published Chinese Environmental Protection Control Standards for imported solid wastes as raw materials, with hyperlinks to the Chinese Standards and certain English translations: GB 16487.2—2017 entitled "Smelt slag” (Chinese version)GB 16487.3—2017 entitled "Wood and wood articles wastes” (Chinese version)GB 16487.4—2017 entitled "Waste and scrap of paper or paperboard" (Chinese version)GB 16487.4—2017 entitled "Waste and scrap of paper or paperboard" (English version) GB 16487.6�...
• Upcoming BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition 2016 in Berlin: Take advantage of our Early Bird rates until 7 April 2016!
  BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Berlin (29 May – 1 June 2016) The world’s premier recycling industry event Register online before 7 April and save on your registration fee Over 400 participants from 40 countries have already registered. Consult the list of 180 companies who have selected the BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition as their yearly highlight of the recycling events calendar. Meet all these international business partners in one place and do more busi...
• BIR responds to China WTO notification
  BIR responds to China WTO notification The Bureau of International Recycling (BIR), the world federation of recycling industries, today asks clarification about and suggests changes to the GB Standards that accompanied the Chinese WTO notifications on 15 November 2017.In its letter, BIR supports once again all efforts to protect human health and the environment. Whilst China has stated that for environmental and health protection purposes its intention is to prohibit imports of “foreign garbag...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Warsaw (28-29 October 2013) Plastics Committee: “Green Fence” is “a blessing in disguise”
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Warsaw (28-29 October 2013) Plastics Committee: “Green Fence” is “a blessing in disguise” China’s “Green Fence” import quality controls had not been good for traders in the short term but would benefit them and also the Chinese plastics recycling industry in the long run, it was argued in Warsaw by the BIR’s Plastics Committee Chairman. Ultimately, “practically everyone” would reap rewards from this “blessing in disguise”, maintain...
• Recent BIR Rome Convention - Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee: Stainless scrap availability generally tight
  Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee: Stainless scrap availability generally tight Despite the current difficulties shared by many heavy industries, the stainless steel sector has a “bright” long-term future, the Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee meeting in Rome was assured by its guest speaker. Pascal Payet-Gaspard, Secretary General of the International Stainless Steel Forum and formerly Chairman and CEO of ArcelorMittal Stainless International, described stainless s...
• Global Recycling Day Events around the world: Where to get involved
  Global Recycling Day Events around the world: Where to get involved Official, and unofficial, celebrations are popping up across the world for the first ever Global Recycling Day – proving just how vital recycling is to communities across the world.Ranging from speeches and conferences; school fun days and ‘Stop and Swaps’; litter picks and art exhibitions; tea mornings and football tournaments, the events are designed to encourage individuals, businesses and organisations to pledge change...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Hong Kong - Ferrous Division: Chinese steel scrap exports likely to be “temporary”
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Hong Kong (22-24 May 2017) Ferrous Division: Chinese steel scrap exports likely to be “temporary” The widespread closure of induction furnaces in China had helped to prompt flows of displaced steel scrap to India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan - despite the country’s 40% export duty, it was reported to the BIR Ferrous Division meeting in Hong Kong on May 23 by board member Tom Bird of Liberty Steel in the UK. Divisional president Wi...
• BIR Rome Convention 2012: Plastics Committee: Plenary meeting addresses problem of scrap exports from Italy (of interest to all BIR members)
  BIR Rome Convention Plastics Committee Plenary meeting addresses problem of scrap exports from Italy (of interest to all BIR members) During its upcoming plenary session in Rome on Friday, 1 June 2012 at 14.30, the BIR Plastics Committee under the chairmanship of Surendra Borad (Gemini Corporation, Belgium) will give a highly interesting update on the situation with regards to scrap exports from Italy. In April, BIR had informed its members on an Italian decree that added new requirements...
• BIR Rome Convention 2012: Plastics Committee: Plenary meeting addresses problem of scrap exports from Italy (of interest to all BIR members)
  BIR Rome Convention Plastics Committee Plenary meeting addresses problem of scrap exports from Italy (of interest to all BIR members) During its upcoming plenary session in Rome on Friday, 1 June 2012 at 14.30, the BIR Plastics Committee under the chairmanship of Surendra Borad (Gemini Corporation, Belgium) will give a highly interesting update on the situation with regards to scrap exports from Italy. In April, BIR had informed its members on an Italian decree that added new requirements...
• BIR World Mirror on Non Ferrous Metals - January/February 2014
  BIR World Mirror on Non Ferrous Metals - January/February 2014 A mix of sad and happier news The last part of December and the first days of January brought news of two of our long-time Non-Ferrous Metals Division board members. Along with my fellow board members and those with whom he worked for so many years, I was surprised and saddened by the sudden passing of our Past President Larry Sax. I don’t ever recall not knowing Larry from my earliest days in the metals business because you couldn...