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U.S. ferrous scrap exporters should nurture direct links with steel mills in Vietnam and aim to capture more of the country’s burgeoning scrap demand, according to an expert on the Asian country.
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U.S. ferrous scrap exporters should nurture direct links with steel mills in Vietnam and aim to capture more of the country’s burgeoning scrap demand, according to an expert on the Asian country.
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U.S. ferrous scrap exporters should nurture direct links with steel mills in Vietnam and aim to capture more of the country’s burgeoning scrap demand, according to an expert on the Asian country.
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U.S. ferrous scrap exporters should nurture direct links with steel mills in Vietnam and aim to capture more of the country’s burgeoning scrap demand, according to an expert on the Asian country.
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Consolidation in the scrap industry won’t remove the need for small- to mid-sized scrap operations, which might benefit from strong customer relationships and more flexibility in negotiating prices than their larger rivals, a panel of suppliers said at AMM’s Scrap and Scrap Substitutes conference in Philadelphia.
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Consolidation in the scrap industry won’t remove the need for small- to mid-sized scrap operations, which might benefit from strong customer relationships and more flexibility in negotiating prices than their larger rivals, a panel of suppliers said at AMM’s Scrap and Scrap Substitutes conference in Philadelphia.
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The ferrous scrap markets will strengthen toward the end of the year and into 2011 due to export demand and a possible squeeze on supply if inflows into scrapyards remain low, according to panelists at AMM’s Scrap and Scrap Substitutes Conference.
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The ferrous scrap markets will strengthen toward the end of the year and into 2011 due to export demand and a possible squeeze on supply if inflows into scrapyards remain low, according to panelists at AMM’s Scrap and Scrap Substitutes Conference.
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Volatile scrap prices could be here to stay, given the expected long-term strength of the Turkish and Chinese export markets, executives said at AMM’s Scrap and Scrap Substitutes Conference.
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Volatile scrap prices could be here to stay, given the expected long-term strength of the Turkish and Chinese export markets, executives said at AMM’s Scrap and Scrap Substitutes Conference.
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The weaker dollar will spur exports and provide opportunities for U.S. manufacturers amid continued concerns about the health of the domestic construction industry, according to speakers at AMM’s Scrap and Scrap Substitutes Conference in Philadelphia.
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The weaker dollar will spur exports and provide opportunities for U.S. manufacturers amid continued concerns about the health of the domestic construction industry, according to speakers at AMM’s Scrap and Scrap Substitutes Conference in Philadelphia.
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China will continue its economic growth and increased appetite for steel, but numerous issues on the horizon—including an aging population and decreased need for technology—will cause an inevitable slowing for the Asian nation at some point.
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China will continue its economic growth and increased appetite for steel, but numerous issues on the horizon—including an aging population and decreased need for technology—will cause an inevitable slowing for the Asian nation at some point.
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U.S. secondary aluminum producers will consider increasing output if there is a steady recovery in demand from automakers and higher prices.
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U.S. secondary aluminum producers will consider increasing output if there is a steady recovery in demand from automakers and higher prices.
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Dallas scrap processor Okon Metals Inc. and several other small businesses have won a reprieve from the city council, which unanimously approved a proposal that allows the company and several other businesses to remain in the Cedars West area, an industrial district just south of downtown Dallas, contingent on certain improvements.
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Dallas scrap processor Okon Metals Inc. and several other small businesses have won a reprieve from the city council, which unanimously approved a proposal that allows the company and several other businesses to remain in the Cedars West area, an industrial district just south of downtown Dallas, contingent on certain improvements.
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Scrap metal veteran Don Phillips Jr. is back in the game five years after selling his two Kentucky facilities to a unit of David J. Joseph Co. (DJJ) .
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Scrap metal veteran Don Phillips Jr. is back in the game five years after selling his two Kentucky facilities to a unit of David J. Joseph Co. (DJJ) .
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China will continue its economic growth and increased appetite for steel, but numerous issues on the horizon—including an aging population and decreased need for technology—will cause an inevitable slowing for the Asian nation at some point.
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China will continue its economic growth and increased appetite for steel, but numerous issues on the horizon—including an aging population and decreased need for technology—will cause an inevitable slowing for the Asian nation at some point.
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Dallas scrap processor Okon Metals Inc. and several other small businesses have won a reprieve from the city council, which unanimously approved a proposal that allows the company and several other businesses to remain in the Cedars West area, an industrial district just south of downtown Dallas, contingent on certain improvements.
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Dallas scrap processor Okon Metals Inc. and several other small businesses have won a reprieve from the city council, which unanimously approved a proposal that allows the company and several other businesses to remain in the Cedars West area, an industrial district just south of downtown Dallas, contingent on certain improvements.