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• Paper Division: Rebound in China’s fibre imports
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore Paper Division: Rebound in China’s fibre imports China, easily the world’s leading importer of recovered fibre, is expected to buy in around 26m tonnes of this vital secondary raw material in 2011 - an increase of around 3.8m tonnes over 2010. However, such a total would still fall well short of the all-time high of more than 27.6m tonnes imported by China in 2009, delegates to the BIR Paper Division meeting in Singapore on...
• International Trade Council: Concerns regarding the ramifications of growing interest in access to raw materials
  International Trade Council: Concerns regarding the ramifications of growing interest in access to raw materials The breadth of issues addressed recently by BIR’s International Trade Council (ITC) was made apparent at its latest meeting in Istanbul. In its bid to champion free movement of the recycling industry’s vital secondary raw materials, the council had been in active discussion concerning a large number of countries including China, India, Turkey, South Africa, Russia, Kenya and Tanza...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Budapest - Non-Ferrous Metals Division: “No way back” following transformation in scrap trade flows
  BIR World Recycling Convention (Round-Table Sessions) in Budapest (13-15 October 2019)Non-Ferrous Metals Division: “No way back” following transformation in scrap trade flowsAccording to David Chiao of US-based Uni-All Group Ltd, the main issues affecting non-ferrous scrap businesses at present are the US/China trade war, political instability around the world and a widespread decline in manufacturing, with some countries’ automotive industries recording 10% production drops over the recen...
• Recent BIR Barcelona Convention - Ferrous Division: Over-capacity - but more promising price outlook
  Ferrous Division: Over-capacity - but more promising price outlook “Obvious” over-capacity in the global steel industry is mirrored to some extent by an excess of capacity in the steel recycling sector - notably among the highly-developed economies, delegates to the latest BIR Ferrous Round-Table were told by divisional President Christian Rubach of Germany-based TSR Recycling. And amid “unstable” economic conditions, recyclers “are facing enormous uncertainties”, he informed his aud...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Berlin - Ferrous Division: Ferrous scrap riding “a roller-coaster”
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Berlin (30 May – 1 June 2016) Ferrous Division: Ferrous scrap riding “a roller-coaster” The recent surge in ferrous scrap prices “did not last long enough to adequately repair the collection system”, the latest meeting of the BIR Ferrous Division was told by its President, William Schmiedel of Sims Metal Management in the USA. As a result, he added, there was little evidence of supply overhang in the market.Addressing delegates...
• Paper Division: Paper recycling sector continues to be challenged
   PRESSRELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEBrussels,4th November 2009BIRAutumn Round-Table SessionsAmsterdam,26-27 October 2009PaperDivision:Paperrecycling sector continues to be challengedThe “green shoots of recovery” havebecome more apparent in recent months, not least because financialstimuli have kick-started the global economy. However, the upturn isset to be slow and a number of challenges continue to confront thepaper recycling sector, it was noted in Amsterdam by BIR PaperDivision President...
• Non-Ferrous Metals Division: Surprising rebound of prices
  Recent 2010 BIR World Recycling Convention (Autumn Round-Table Sessions), 25-26 October, Brussels Attendance: over 900 delegates Non-Ferrous Metals Division: Surprising rebound of prices Demand for non-ferrous scrap has been resurgent in 2010 following the lows of late 2008 and the first half of 2009. “We again found ourselves as the fuel for the demand of the emerging economies of the world - as providers of ecologically-viable alternatives to primary metals to growing but mineral-deficient...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Amsterdam - Textiles Division: BIR strengthens bid to persuade EAC to rethink import ban
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention (Round-Table Sessions) in Amsterdam (24-25 October 2016) Textiles Division: BIR strengthens bid to persuade EAC to rethink import ban  The BIR is playing its part in lobbying efforts to persuade the East African Community (EAC) to review its directive to phase out imports of used textiles and footwear by 2019. The world recycling organisation, the UK’s Textile Recycling Association (TRA), FEDEREC from France and Bangor University’s Economic and Social...
• Recent BIR World Recycling Convention in Prague - E-Scrap Committee: A need to “set the record straight” about e-scrap
  BIR World Recycling Convention (Round-Table Sessions) Prague, (25) 26-27 October 2015: E-Scrap Committee: A need to “set the record straight” about e-scrap The e-scrap recycling sector is the victim of “a messaging issue” and of the general circulation of “mixed” and “inconsistent” information that has unfairly tarnished its image, the latest BIR E-Scrap Committee meeting in Prague was told by committee member Robin Wiener, President of the US Institute of Scrap Recycling Industr...
• BIR voices its export restriction concerns at major OECD conference
  BIR voices its export restriction concerns at major OECD conference The growing global demand for primary and secondary raw materials has led to an increase in export restrictions on those raw materials. Indeed, up to one-third of World Trade Organization (WTO) members have restrictions in place, it emerges in a new OECD publication entitled “Export Restrictions in Raw Materials Trade: Facts, fallacies and better practices” (login details will be required). Of interest to those BIR members c...