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• 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...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Budapest - Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee: “Soft patch” for stainless steel while nickel surges to five-year high
  BIR World Recycling Convention (Round-Table Sessions) in Budapest (13-15 October 2019)Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee: “Soft patch” for stainless steel while nickel surges to five-year highRecent weeks have brought the “confusing” reality of substantially higher nickel prices but a fall in stainless steel values, according to Joost van Kleef of Oryx Stainless BV in the Netherlands. “So how is that possible?” the Chairman of the BIR Stainless Steel & Special Alloys...
• 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...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore - Plastics Committee: Transboundary movements of new Basel Convention listings now controlled
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore (19 - 22 May 2o19)Plastics Committee: Transboundary movements of new Basel Convention listings now controlledThere are “major implications” for the recycling industry following the recent decision to list non-hazardous plastic waste that is not recyclable or is difficult to recycle under Annex II of the Basel Convention, it was confirmed to the BIR Plastics Committee meeting in Singapore on May 22.Once the changes to the lis...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore - International Environment Council: New listings for plastics waste
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore (19 - 22 May 2o19)International Environment Council: New listings for plastics wasteNew listings agreed at the United Nations’ recent Basel Convention meeting in Geneva will effectively re-categorise non-hazardous plastic waste that is not recyclable or is difficult to recycle as requiring special consideration. This is almost certain to lead to a reduction in transboundary movements of these materials, it was reported by BIR�...
• Stainless: Potential supply/demand imbalance
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMonday,2 June 2009BIR WorldRecycling Convention25-27 May2009, DubaiPressReleases on Commodity Sessions StainlessSteel & Special Alloys Committee:Potentialsupply/demand imbalanceStainless steel scrapavailabilityremains low and a significant increase in demand could bring asupply/demand imbalance, according to Michael Wright of UK-based ELGHaniel Metals Ltd. There is “always a pause of three to six months”between increased production of stainless steel...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Paris - Textiles Division: New market development a key priority
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Paris (27-28 October 2014) Textiles Division: New market development a key priority Three major conclusions could be drawn from the International Textile Recycling Summit held during the BIR World Convention in June this year: the need for free movement of the sector’s goods on the world market; the need for communication activity in order to convey a true image of the sector’s positive contribution; and the need to develop new market outlets, particu...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Hong Kong - Plastics Committee: “Panic” as China turns screw on plastic scrap imports
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Hong Kong (22-24 May 2017) Plastics Committee: “Panic” as China turns screw on plastic scrap imports Taking the five- to 10-year view, it was possible that China would decide to stop importing plastic scrap. That was the worst-case scenario presented by the Executive President of the China Scrap Plastics Association - Dr Steve Wong of Fukutomi Company Ltd - in light of the country’s National Sword initiative to prohibit imports of a...
• Non-Ferrous Metals Division: Economic atmosphere still not clear
  Non-Ferrous Metals Division: Economic atmosphere still not clear Markets are continuing to “react dramatically” to an economic atmosphere which is still “not overly clear”. Intra-day price ranges often exceed the margins realised by processing facilities during normal times - “and there is no reason to believe that this situation will be remedied any time soon”, delegates to the BIR Non-Ferrous Metals Division meeting in Istanbul were told by its President Robert Stein of Alter Tradi...
• BIR Shanghai Paper: China's "Green Fence" builds quality focus
  Paper Division: China’s “Green Fence” builds quality focus Brussels, 5 June 2013 Exporters from the USA and Europe must not only put quality at “the top of every business agenda” when supplying recovered fibre to Asia but also increase their focus on the specific quality requirements of the individual receiving country, observed Ranjit S. Baxi of UK-based J & H Sales International in his final meeting as the BIR Paper Division’s President before handing over the reins to Reinhold...