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• BIR Shanghai Shredder: Figures back up pro-shredder argument
  
• BIR Shanghai Shredder: Figures back up pro-shredder argument
  Shredder Committee: Figures back up pro-shredder argument Brussels, 4 June 2013 The potentially highly-positive commercial impact of shredder use was underscored at the latest BIR Shredder Committee meeting in Shanghai. Guest speaker Marion Andres Albuja Rivadeneira, General Manager of the Adelca steel mill in Ecuador, reviewed the many gains made by his company following a switch from a largely pressed & sheared and bundles scrap mix to an 85% shredded input. Productivity had almost doubled...
• BIR World Mirror Stainless Steel & Special Alloys - May 2013
  General overview 2013 seems to be a year of challenges. After two years of many hopes and disappointments in the stainless steel business, all market participants were wishing for a successful 2013. The signs were favourable: steelworks told us of rising demand for stainless steel and of a strong start to the new year; orders for January were at a very high level and were expected to rise again in February; and stainless steel processors were already ordering larger volumes in December. Everyone...
• BIR Shanghai Stainless: Profitability “way below target levels”
  Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee: Profitability “way below target levels” Brussels, 4 June 2013 Growth in world stainless steel demand can be expected to double this year, according to industry statistics guru Markus Moll, Managing Director of Austria-based Steel & Metals Market Research. Speaking at the BIR Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee meeting in Shanghai on May 27, Mr Moll suggested consumption would grow by 4% - or 1.23m tonnes - in 2013 after edging ju...
• To BIR member companies involved in metal scrap trade with India
  To BIR member companies involved in metal scrap trade with India BIR’s Indian member association MRAI informed the BIR Secretariat that the Government of India, Ministry of Finance, has been issuing two customs notifications on 8 May 2013 with immediate effect. These notifications (nr 25/2013 and 26/2013) are modifying the import duty structure as follows : Aluminium, ferrous (iron and steel) and stainless steel scrap : increase of basic customs duty from 0% to 2.5% Brass scrap : increase of t...
• Chinese plastics recycling association joins BIR
  Chinese plastics recycling association joins BIR For many years BIR is trying to develop its Plastics Committee into a Plastics Division. However in order to become a Division, a Commodity Committee needs to be supported by a certain number of companies and national associations which agree to pay membership fees to financially contribute to the creation of a fully independent Commodity Division and the participation of experts from that field. The Bureau of International Recycling recently made...
• BIR to set sail towards new horizons
  BIR to set sail towards new horizons The Bureau of International Recycling steps into a new era of its over 65 year-long history with the departure of long-serving Director General Francis Veys and the takeover of his functions by Alexandre Delacoux. Mr Delacoux is ready to guide the organisation towards new horizons and is intent on giving fresh impetus to key activities such as convention organisation and membership acquisition. At the recent World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Shan...
• Warsaw Convention: Marriott Hotel fully booked!
  Warsaw Convention: Marriott Hotel fully booked! Due to a strong affluence of registrations, the Warsaw Marriott Hotel is now fully booked. However, the supporting hotels Polonia Palace and Intercontinental offer first-class accommodation within walking distance of the Convention hotel and the conference organiser Mazurkas Travel will help you with finding suitable rooms. Currently, the programmes of the different commodity round-table sessions are being put together to offer attending delegates...
• Could China's 'green fence' prompt a global recycling innovation?