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• The EU ELV Directive and the challenges for car manufacturers and shredder operators
    Workshop “The EU ELV Directive and the challenges for car manufacturers and shredder operators” Monday, 2 June2008 16.30 hrs The BIR Committees forShredders and Media-Metal Separation will be jointly organising aworkshop that focuses on the challenges facing car manufacturers andshredders operators as a result of the European Directive onEnd-of-Life Vehicles. Sinceits implementation in the different EU member states, the directive hascaused much controversy and raised concern in the auto...
• Workshop on "Problems and solutions concerning shipments to India and the Far East"
    Workshop on “Problems and solutions concerning shipments toIndiaand the Far East” Tuesday, 3 June2008, at 16.30 hrs   Nowadays, large amounts of scrap are being shipped in containers as opposed tobulk. The worldwide trade using containers is booming, thus creating avery challenging market with its own specific issues of space,equipment and pricing. However, whilst solving some logistics issues,it has created others. Theworkshop organised by BIR will be addressing topics such as availabi...
• Personalities of world renown honour BIR with their presence
   General Assembly, 3 June 2008, 9.30 am: Personalities of world renown honour BIR with their presence   · Lord Nicolas Stern of Brentford · Professor Philippe Chalmin · Mr Robert Calcagno, Governmental Counsellor for Equipment, Environment and Urban Planning of the Principality of Monaco   His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco has accepted to put the BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition under the auspices of the Principal...
• BIR Stainless Steel World Mirror May available
  By Michael G. Wright, ELG Haniel Metals Ltd, United Kingdom, Chairman of the Stainless Steel & Special Alloys CommitteeStainless steel productionIn the previous Stainless Steel & Special Alloys World Mirror, we forecast global stainless production for 2007 to be approximately 28.6 million tonnes, a total which would have been much the same as that for 2006. In reality, production reached only 27.9 million tonnes, with 58% or 16 million tonnes consisting of austenitic or nickel-bearing gr...
• NF Mirror: Demand likely to remain strong
  Non-Ferrous Metals Division world-wide monthly market updateby Robert Stein, President of the BIR Non-Ferrous Metals DivisionDemand likely to remain strongDespite unsettling financial news from many of the world's major economies, non-ferrous metals markets have again provided a resilience that supports good opportunities for our business.Whether price discovery is comprised of financial or fundamental activity, and to what degree each of these plays a part for an individual metal, high prices a...
• Monte Carlo Convention update
   We have to date 1.020 registered delegates and about 350accompanying persons. So everything is set for thisConvention to be the most successful one ever in the history of BIR. The 60th Anniversary Dinner onTuesday, 3rd June is sold out. More detailed information on speakers and workshopswill be sent in the coming days....
• World Mirror on Recovered Paper April now available on the Members Only pages.
  As of April 2008See the complete quarterly world wide market update in the members only section.
• Happy BIRthday to all BIR-Members!
    18th March 1948 – 18th March 2008  Happy BIRthday to all BIR-Members!  60 years of promoting recycling.        60 years of promoting environmental protection.               60 years of promoting sustainable development of resources.                      60 years of facilitating international trade in scrap and recyclables.    Exactly 60 years ago, BIR saw the light of...
• Shipments of recyclables to China: NEW SEPA Regulation (Notice 11/2008) as from March 1, 2008
   Shipments of recyclables to ChinaNEW SEPA Regulation (Notice 11/2008) as from March 1, 2008BIRhas received many inquiries about NOTICE 11/2008 which has been issuedby SEPA, MOFCOM, NDRC, GACC and AQSIQ and which seemed to imposerestrictions and bans on recyclables/scrap which are regularly shippedby overseas suppliers to China.BIR has sent a letter to SEPA asking for further information and we received today some clarifications.Attached is our exchange of correspondence with SEPA for your info...
• Change for the worse
  Non-Ferrous Metals Division world-wide monthly market updateby Bob Stein, President of the BIR Non-Ferrous Metals DivisionChange for the worseThere is no doubt in anyone's mind that hedge funds play what is probably now the primary role in the price discovery process of copper. Speculative in nature and mostly showing disregard for the fundamental aspects of our business, these funds add liquidity but also a dramatic degree of volatility to our markets. Clearly, they've changed the way we do bus...