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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...
• General Assembly: “Mission accomplished” for Dominique Maguin
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore General Assembly: “Mission accomplished” for Dominique Maguin Dominique Maguin’s presidency of the BIR ended on a decidedly high note as he welcomed well over 1500 participants to the world recycling body’s 2011 Spring Convention, held at the Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore from 23 to 25 May. “Yet another jewel in the crown of BIR’s successful events,” he enthused. In Singapore, Mr Maguin was succeeded by Björn Gruf...
• Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee: Stainless rides the roller-coaster
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee: Stainless rides the roller-coaster Most experts are anticipating a record-high global stainless steel production of more than 35m tonnes this year compared to approximately 33m tonnes in 2010, the BIR Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee meeting in Singapore was informed on 23rd May 2011 by its Chairman, Michael Wright of ELG Haniel GmbH. But despite high output levels in...
• Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee: Stainless rides the roller-coaster
  
• International Trade Council: Checking documents can provide headache relief
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore International Trade Council: Checking documents can provide headache relief Enforcement of import controls is “very, very high” in certain parts of Asia and so overseas suppliers should “check and re-check” to ensure that they have the correct approvals and other documentation, BIR’s International Trade Council (ITC) meeting in Singapore on 23 May 2011 was told by Tony Kerr. Such diligence “can save you a lot of head...
• Plastics Committee: China opens doors to PET bottle imports
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore (23-25 May 2011) Plastics Committee: China opens doors to PET bottle imports An insightful overview of the Chinese plastics scrap market formed one of the cornerstones of the latest BIR Plastics Committee meeting, held on 25 May 2011 at the Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore. Candy Chen of Veolia Propreté spoke of the “strong intent” in Chinese policy circles to “develop the domestic plastic reprocessing business to a higher i...
• Textiles Division: Costs proving difficult to cover
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore (23-25 May 2011) Textiles Division: Costs proving difficult to cover In Europe, there is an enormous demand for originals but quality does not always match the price, argued BIR Textiles Division President Olaf Rintsch of Germany-based Textil Recycling K&A Wenkhaus GmbH in his opening comments to the latest divisional meeting, held in Singapore on 25 May 2011. To complicate business conditions even further, rental costs rela...
• Plastics Committee: China opens doors to PET bottle imports
  
• International Environment Council: Major end-of-waste boost for EU recycling industry
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Singapore (23-25 May 2011) International Environment Council: Major end-of-waste boost for EU recycling industry “I want to provide you with some good news” is how Ian Hetherington of the British Metals Recycling Association embarked on telling delegates to the International Environment Council (IEC) meeting on 24 May 2011 in Singapore about a major breakthrough for the recycling industry in the EU. Only a matter of weeks before the w...