Sunberg Ltd

Sunberg Limited is a UK based metal recycling company, forming an integral link between scrap collectors, recyclers and processors. We cater for the increasing global demand for recyclable scrap Ferrous and Non Ferrous metals, such as aluminium, brass, copper, zinc, lead, steel and ingots.Our proactive approach, with ethical, effective and efficient operations, is an important ingredient contributing to the success of our clients, who are operating in today’s rapidly changing business environment. Their regular patronage and appreciation encourages us to move forward with value systems that are core to our success.In the global marketplace of metals, volatility and fast-paced changes are the norms. As an organisation we endeavour to assimilate the changes happening worldwide and quickly adapt our business practices accordingly, to be in a position to continue to bridge the gap between the supply source and our customers' needs, whatever the circumstance.Our values of honesty, integrity, self-control and fairness govern our approach to business and we keep these values close to our heart and at the forefront of our mind. In addition, we recognise the value of the people that make our business happen and work with those individuals and organisations that have enthusiasm for the recycling industry and strive for fair trade practices.

Our aims and objectives are:

to continue working in an effective, efficient, ethical manner with mutual trust and understanding.
to align ourselves with best practices, delivering profits instead of seeking best prices.
to differentiate ourselves by refraining from short term opportunistic purchases or sales.
to retain stable business relationships with carefully selected partners.
to provide a source and encourage the use of recovered metals rather than primary raw materials.
to be local with a global reach.
to retain the position of a respectable global supply chain management company.

The focus of the last century was mainly on finding natural resources and processing these for ultimate consumption. In this century the concerns about depleting primary raw materials, combined with the high energy cost for extraction, have shifted the spotlight to better management of these resources.Even though recycling reflects a long tradition of conservation and protection of our environment, it is still in its infancy stage and evolving. Industrial growth has resulted in the generation of more scrap as a by-product. This has forced 'scrap' to industrialise itself as a commodity into what is now the recycling industry. Recycling is a growth industry with a bright future.Individuals, institutions, organisations and governments all need to be better trained and made fully aware of the potential and global benefits of recycling, as well as the impact of not recycling.