On 7 March 2020, the Solid Waste & Chemicals Management Centre of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment of the People's Republic of China published the 4th batch of waste import quotas for 2020*. A ...
BIR has collated some feedback regarding the impact of the Coronavirus on the international recycling industry. Although the situation remains fluid and under constant review, scrap trading operation ...
On 17th February 2020, the Office of the Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council issued the "Announcement on Tariff Commission of the State Council Carrying Out the U.S. Tariff Commodities Mar ...
Early February, BIR President Tom Bird and Director General Arnaud Brunet have attended the 7th MRAI Convention in Delhi. This trip to India was an opportunity to enhance cooperation with local autho ...
BIR, with its affiliated member federations ISRI and EuRIC Aisbl, participated actively in the "OECD Working Party on Resource Productivity & Waste" and the "Workshop on Misalignment of Chemicals and ...
Recyclers look for supportive measures coming from the “European Green Deal”. With this Communication, the Commission resets its commitment to transform the EU into a modern, resource-efficient and c ...
The apparel and footwear industry through Its "Policy Hub", hosted its first workshop in January 2020 in Brussels on "Circularity for Apparel and Footwear: Assembling the European Circular Fashion an ...
The BIR leadership has recently agreed on the BIR Convention dates for 2022 & 2023 and has confirmed the venue for this year’s October convention. For member associations and companies to better plan ...
Use your web browser to translate into your preferred language 附件：建议批准的限制进口类申请明细表（2020年第3批） 序号 加工利用单位 废物编号 废物名称 核定进口量(吨) 分量(吨) 批准口岸 备注 1 天津奥赛盛业金属制品有限公司 7404000090 铜废碎料 140 140 天津港口岸新港港区 2 天津好料供应链有限公司 ...
Ten winners will receive a $1000 prize on Global Recycling Day 2020 On Monday 3 February 2020, the Global Recycling Foundation will launch its global #RecyclingHeroes competition, celebrating the uns ...
BIR welcomes the fact that China’s new standards for aluminium, brass and copper scrap recognise that scrap, when sorted and processed to meet ahigh quality standard, ceases to be waste and is a prod ...
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