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• BIR World Mirror on Ferrous Metals - July 2016
  BIR World Mirror on Ferrous Metals / Quarterly report - July 2016 PRESIDENT'S OPENING REMARKSby William Schmiedel, Sims Group Global Trade Corporation China needs to talk about cuts in steel production, not capacity  Since our last report, the market has been more stable than the prior period in which we saw a US$ 100 per tonne decline in ferrous scrap prices. We now seem to be bumping along the bottom and looking for a recovery. As we look forward into the balance of the summer, it appears tha...
• BIR expresses concern over Brexit impact on trade
  BIR expresses concern over Brexit impact on trade The Bureau of International Recycling expresses concern with regards to the UK leaving the European Union. “The decision of the people of the United Kingdom to leave the EU will undoubtedly have a deep impact on trade in the European Union and internationally”, says Ranjit Baxi, BIR President, “ and the economic and political consequences of this vote cannot be fully assessed at this moment in time.” Mr Baxi adds: “We need to continue...
• Berlin Convention: Proceedings now online!
  Berlin Convention: Proceedings now online! Dear BIR Member,We are pleased to inform you that the Proceedings of the BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Berlin are now online, together with their summary translations in French and German (Members Area). During the plenary meetings, a wealth of economic, legislative and technical information was provided, and constitute a valuable source of market data and information that can be very useful for your business. With over 900 particip...
• BIR World Mirror Paper 07/2010
  BIR World Mirror Paper 07/2010 PRESIDENT’S REPORT featuring Asia Demand for recovered fibre continued to strengthen at the beginning of the second quarter, with both healthy export orders and equally strong European domestic demand.  Export prices have been continually increasing since January due to rising freight charges, a weakening Euro allied to a strengthening US dollar, and the growing cost of fibre. At the start of April, recovered fibre prices stabilised at March levels, with OCC tra...