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• Less than two months until Global Recycling Day on 18 March 2019
  Less than two months until Global Recycling Day on 18 March 2019With less than two months to go until the second annual Global Recycling Day on 18th March 2019, the Global Recycling Foundation is bringing cities and organisations together from across the world to encourage everyone recognise the role we can all play in improving the circular economy. In 2018, Global Recycling Day saw over 13 million people take part in recycling awareness and celebrating initiatives across the world. This year,...
• BIR warns companies pre-registered for REACh against E-mail scammers and opportunists
  BIR warns companies pre-registered for REACh against E-mail scammers and opportunists Recyclers and other manufacturing or importing companies that made their REACh pre-registrations are warned to be careful regarding offers they may receive as they are in the Pre-SIEF for particular substances Some of the E-mails circulating to Pre-SIEF listed companies are genuinely from industry leaders who intend to organise the Pre-SIEF and to continue to lead the industry to conclude the Registration doss...
• Warsaw Convention: LME’s Martin Abbott to be honoured by BIR
  BIR World Recycling Convention in Warsaw (Autumn Round-Table Sessions), 27-29 Oct. 2013 Non-Ferrous Metals Division: Tuesday, 29 October 2013 at 11.00: LME’s Martin Abbott to be honoured by BIR BIR’s upcoming World Recycling Convention in Warsaw will be the backdrop for a special presentation that the Non-Ferrous Metals Division under the presidency of Robert Stein (Alter Trading, USA) will make to Martin Abbott, departing CEO of the London Metal Exchange. Mr Abbott will be honoured for his...
• World Mirror on Non-Ferrous Metals "Our positive metals industry role"
  BIR World Mirror Non-Ferrous 98, 2011/03 Our positive metals industry role The expansion of the world’s economies continues to provide a positive and supportive backdrop for non-ferrous metals. While localized demand disruptions and seasonal slowdowns sometimes serve to temper needs on a spot basis, those in the non-ferrous sector can be thankful that it’s possible for us to sell just about everything that we can buy. Historically, this hasn’t always been the case, and it speaks positively...
• BIR Miami - Shredder Committee: Copper content holds the key
  Recent BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Miami (1-4 June 2014)  Shredder Committee: Copper content holds the key Although its total steel scrap imports were lower in 2013 than in 2012, Turkey increased its overseas purchases of shredded material, the latest BIR Shredder Committee meeting was informed by Abdullah Hosdir, Deputy Manager of Foreign Procurement at local steelmaker IÇDAS. Turkey’s overall consumption of steel scrap fell more than 6% last year to 30.41m tonnes owi...
• BIR World Mirror on Non-Ferrous Metals - December 2011
  BIR World Mirror on Non-Ferrous Metals - December 2011 From foolproof to fiasco The MF Global fiasco, the latest of the financial debacles to infect the non-ferrous metals industry, along with the shameful shortfalls of regulatory authorities to act, provides good cause to doubt the viability of what was once considered a foolproof mechanism to offset risk on futures exchanges. What business does any brokerage have in betting the house on a ridiculous wager, jeopardizing the well-being of its em...
• International Environment Council: REACh and its implications for the recycling industry
   PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEBrussels,4 November 2008BIRAutumn Round-Table SessionsDüsseldorf,30-31 October 2008InternationalEnvironment Council:REAChand its implications for the recycling industryOlivierFrançois of Galloo Group is taking up the chairmanship of BIR’sInternational Environment Council (IEC) at a highly promising momentin time for the recycling industry, he confirmed to delegates inDüsseldorf. The new EU Waste Framework Directive “gives us thepossibility to have a vie...
• Metal Theft from Containers and Fraud still high on the BIR Agenda
  Metal Theft from Containers and Fraud still high on the BIR Agenda: BIR strongly encourages member companies to make use of IMB services As part of an agreement the Bureau of International Recycling (BIR) has in place with the ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB), its members are encouraged to use the latter’s services to aid loss-prevention. The BIR has recently publicised the joint efforts to collate information on container thefts (see previous BIR news about theft/fraud here). Whilst...
• End-of-year message from BIR President Ranjit S. Baxi
  End-of-year message from BIR President Ranjit S. Baxi It is almost impossible to recall a more tumultuous time in the political and economic world. As I write these few words, I am trying hard to remind myself of that old adage: “If you are going through difficult times – keep going.” I shall leave the politics to the politicians, but global trading has been battered by new regulations, restrictions and controls, and the world seems to be changing course from multilateralism to nationalism...
• Recent BIR Barcelona Convention - Textiles Division: Margins under pressure as originals prices soar
  Textiles Division: Margins under pressure as originals prices soar The originals market has become “a tough struggle” for recyclers as prices reach a “zenith”, according to BIR Textiles Division President Olaf Rintsch of Textil Recycling K&A Wenkhaus GmbH of Germany. The end result for many companies, he suggested at the Textiles Round-Table in Barcelona on October 29, could be “shorter working times” and even “an early Christmas”, adding that the onset of winter weather wou...