Metal Recycling News

European Steelmakers Demand Restrictions on Scrap Exports

The EU region exported 17.67 million tons of ferrous scrap in 2023, recording an increase of 5% from 2022.

Clark County Enacted New Rules to Combat Scrap Metal Theft

Also, the ordinance says that payment to unlicensed scrap metal sellers may be done only by check or electronically.

Topsham Scrap Metal Company Fined $42,000 After Alleged Clean Air Act Violation

The EPA alleges that Grimmel Industries, Inc., violated the Clean Air Act because it didn’t have the correct air emissions license for its shredder.

BIR Underscores Significance of Free Trade in Recyclable Materials

Such actions could mitigate sustainability efforts and block progress towards a circular economy.

Nigeria Secures $1.2 Billion Deal to Overhaul Gas Plant Supporting Aluminum Smelter

The partnership with CNCEC not only aims to boost aluminum production but also aligns with Nigeria's broader industrialization and energy diversification goals.

Constellium Announced Major Advancement in Aluminum Recycling with LIBS Technology

The project was created in association with a prominent European automaker and OSR GmbH & Co. KG.

City of Kelowna Sues Local Metal Recycler over Soil Contamination

Beginning in February 2023, the city excavated the contaminated area and disposed of the materials.

Radius Recycling Appointed Marc Hathhorn as New COO

The leadership shift is consistent with the company's continued efforts to leverage infrastructure investments and global manufacturing growth.

Firefighters Battle Blaze At Middletown Scrap Yard

No injuries were reported in the blaze.

US Scrap Market Stable in November as Election Looms and Supply Pressures Ease

The looming presidential election appears to have influenced the immediate pricing dynamics.

Mill Steel Company Acquires Maryland Metals Processing

The purchase highlights Mill Steel's long-term commitment to growth while upholding the core strengths of the businesses it acquires.

Global Scrap Prices Fell in October in Most Regions

The decline in production activity and significant plant shutdowns in November in both countries will affect the demand for scrap in Europe.

BIR: Recycled Steel Consumption Climbed in the First Half of 2024

The world's biggest consumer of recycled steel is now China.

Activists Urge City to Delay Permitting for a Scrap Metal Shredder in Pilsen

The shredder at 2500 S. Paulina St. is owned by the multinational company Sims Metal Management.