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• London Convention - World Council of Recycling Associations: New Global Recycling Foundation gives fresh impetus to promoting crucial role of recycling
  BIR World Recycling Convention (Round-Table Sessions) in London (6-7 October 2018) World Council of Recycling Associations: New Global Recycling Foundation gives fresh impetus to promoting crucial role of recycling The recycling industry remains one of the world’s “best-kept secrets” and its story needs to be told to future generations in order to help them in the preservation of the planet. So said BIR World President Ranjit Singh Baxi at the latest meeting of the World Council of Recycli...
• Barcelona Convention - World Council of Recycling Associations: Global Recycling Day “a phenomenal success”
  BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Barcelona (27 - 30 May 2018) World Council of Recycling Associations: Global Recycling Day “a phenomenal success” “I couldn’t believe how far we managed to have outreach.” With these words, the world recycling federation’s President Ranjit Singh Baxi celebrated the “phenomenal success” of the first-ever, BIR-inspired Global Recycling Day, which was launched “in a very big way” on March 18 this year. Addressing the latest meet...
• Our role
  OUR ROLE Download the Global Recycling Day BrochureDownload the Chinese versionDownload the Hindi versionDownload the Spanish versionSign the petition on Change.org The Bureau of International Recycling has long held a global remit. BIR has long held a global remit. Founded in 1948, it was the first federation to represent the interests of the recycling industry worldwide. With 800 member companies from the private sector and 34 national associations in more than 70 countries, BIR is now the...
• IAEA publishes Radiation Safety Guide for metal recyclers
  IAEA publishes Radiation Safety Guide for metal recyclers BIR wishes to inform its members that this month, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has published its Safety Standard "Control of Orphan Sources and Other Radioactive Material in the Metal Recycling and Production Industries". This Safety Standard sets out certain responsibilities of operators in the metal recycling and production industries, besides assigning responsibilities to governments and their regulatory bodies. The Bu...
• International Environment Council: Safety guide to address problem of radioactive material in scrap
  Recent 2010 BIR World Recycling Convention (Autumn Round-Table Sessions), 25-26 October, Brussels International Environment Council: Safety guide to address problem of radioactive material in scrap It is likely to become clearer by the end of February 2011 whether the end-of-waste criteria formulated for ferrous and aluminium scrap are to be approved, the BIR’s latest International Environment Council (IEC) meeting has been informed by Andreas Versmann, Policy Officer for Sustainable Productio...
• Dubai Convention - International Trade Council: India reveals eagerly-awaited pre-shipment inspection revision
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Dubai (18-20 May 2015) International Trade Council: India reveals eagerly-awaited pre-shipment inspection revision The latest meeting of the BIR’s International Trade Council (ITC) was supremely well timed. Only hours before officials and delegates gathered at the Intercontinental Hotel in Dubai, India’s Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) had issued a notice containing revised rules for pre-shipment inspection agencies (PSIAs...
• BIR Shanghai Ferrous: 4th edition of World Steel Scrap Statistics
  4th edition of World Steel Scrap Statistics Shanghai, 28 May 2013 The BIR Ferrous Division today announces during its meeting in Shanghai the publication of the 4th edition of “World Steel Recycling in Figures”. This important compilation of statistics on the global ferrous scrap markets has enjoyed tremendous success since it appeared for the first time in 2010. Divisional President Christian Rubach highlights that in our new report we have provided more information about world use and trad...