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The global aluminium recycling segment has been in the news for a number of reasons. To begin with, the Scepter Group reported a fire at their aluminium recycling business in Seneca Falls on Monday, November 22. The announcement came after the firm reported the event to 911 at 1:33 a.m. According to certain sources, investigators are still unsure how the fire started. This was followed by the news of Metalex Ltd., a subsidiary of So Paulo-based Companhia Brasileira de Alumnio (CBA), has boosted its billet production capacity and is investing in its ability to use scrap at the Metalex melt facility.
On Monday, November 22, the Scepter Group, reported a fire outbreak at its aluminum recycling plant in Seneca Falls. The news came after the company called 911 at 1:33 am and reported the incident. However, investigators are still unsure how the fire set in, said some officials. Seneca Falls police and firefighters, as well as Waterloo, Fayette and Aurelius firefighters, and North Seneca Ambulance responded to the fire at 11 Lamb Road in Seneca Falls, Seneca Falls Fire Department District Chief Allen Larsen said.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/scepter-group-reports-fire-outbreak-at-its-aluminium-recycling-plant-in-seneca-falls-72944
Companhia Brasileira de Alumnio (CBA), based in São Paulo, has stated that its Metalex Ltd. subsidiary has increased its billet production capacity and is investing in its ability to utilise scrap at the Metalex melt plant. Metalex in Araçariguama, Brazil, has increased its billet production capacity from 75,000 to 90,000 tonnes per year thanks to a new sidewell-style furnace, according to CBA. Metalex describes the investment as "the first step" of a US$20.6 million investment to develop its recycled-content aluminium manufacturing, according to a news release on its website.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/cbas-metalex-to-increase-its-aluminium-scrap-melting-capacity-72954
European Aluminium, a Brussels based company which has many of the largest aluminium producers of the continent’s as its members, stated that its mission, “is to strive for a truly sustainable economy, supporting the Paris Agreement and delivering on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.” The organisation highlights that “increased recycling” can help in reaching that aim. According to the firm, this will necessitate "a major overhaul and regeneration of our current industrial base and assets.” EU states that, the "I+ Manifesto" is a call to action for the "future EU leaders to provide the proper framework conditions for the sector to fulfil its full strategic potential.” According to the organisation, the manifesto "builds on the conclusions of our Vision 2050."
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/european-aluminium-aims-to-go-ahead-using-sustainable-development-72961
The solution provider to the aluminium dross management, Taha International with its groundbreaking innovation that consumes less energy and also does not produce any toxic salt cake, keeping the carbon emission at close to zero supports Bahrain’s decarbonisation efforts. While welcoming a delegation of representatives from several governmental and private sector establishments on a field tour to Taha International’s headquarter at Ma'ameer, Bahrain, the dross expert briefed the delegates about its patented technology that has been registered by its name.
The performance of Lidl Ireland's bottle and can deposit return initiative at the retailer's Glenageary location has been lauded. The initiative, which began 11 weeks ago, is a first in Ireland and aims to encourage consumers to recycle plastic and aluminium garbage. Lidl Ireland claims that their reverse vending machine has gathered over 64,000 plastic bottles and aluminium cans from consumers and has given back over €6,400 in vouchers to date. The shop claims that the experiment at its Glenageary location was successful, with collections exceeding those of several of the European competitors. Customers receive a €0.10 coupon for each unit put in the vending machine, with a maximum voucher limit of €2. Lidl Ireland's specific equipment can collect and process up to 17,000 units each week.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/lidl-ireland-successfully-completes-aluminium-cans-return-scheme-trial-72972
The economy of Switzerland is a highly developed manufacturing industry pursuing high-tech and knowledge-based production. It has been revealed that around 74% of Swiss GDP is generated by the service sector and 25% by industry. Furthermore, it is noted that 78% of Swiss imports are from the EU, while 43% of Swiss exports are destined for EU countries, which also includes aluminium scrap. The central European nation, Switzerland exported 285,586 tonnes of aluminium scrap during 2019-20 incurring revenue earnings of around $237.93 million from the export.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/switzerlands-export-of-aluminium-scrap-during-2019-21-exemplifies-steady-growth-72933
Jordan is comprised of a mixed economic system that provides a variety of private freedom, combined with centralized economic planning and government regulation. The industrial sector is a high contributor to Jordan's GDP and it is the 2nd largest sector of the economy. The manufacturing sector is considered as the most vital and the light manufacturing sector of the country produces some good amount of aluminium scrap. During 2019-20, the Arab country of Southwest Asia, Jordan exported 22,697 tonnes of aluminium scrap, creating revenue earning of around $30.27 million.
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