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Southern California is set to export its first bulk shipment of iron ore, with one of the state’s largest ferrous and nonferrous scrap processors and exporters, SA Recycling LLC, entering the trade.
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Ferrous scrap prices in the United States will fluctuate by between $10 and $20 per gross ton over the next few months, the top executive of Commercial Metals Co. forecast.
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A recently launched scrap metal recycling company in Indiana is set to produce about 10,000 tonnes of shredded scrap this month after reaching its full production rate earlier this week.
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Discounts for copper scrap were largely unchanged March 27, as solid demand continued to be overshadowed by a worsening supply outlook.
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Texas scrap metal processor BRM Metals Group LLC is moving to a 20-acre site it acquired to satiate a bullish growth plan.
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Most aluminum scrap prices in Brazil fell last week, according to a survey by the country’s aluminum association, Abal.
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Commercial Metals Co. (CMC) saw a sharp decrease in profits in its fiscal second-quarter 2013 on the back of slower U.S. scrap and steel business activity, but the company expects to see a pickup in domestic business in the second half.
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John Lingelbach has returned to R2 Solutions as executive director eight months after he left the group to attend to medical matters.
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Most free-market lead scrap prices weakened this week, with market participants noting that tags had started to follow recent drops on the London Metal Exchange.
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The former vice president of a Houston electrical contracting firm has been accused of stealing more than $300,000 in copper scrap from the company.
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Schnitzer Steel Industries Inc. is challenging the right of a recycler in Eugene, Ore., to install its first shredder.
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The Columbus (Ind.) Board of Zoning Appeals is holding a public hearing to discuss a company’s request to open a recycling operation.
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The New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has proposed spending $8.1 million to clean up a former Genesee County scrapyard.
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A scrap peddler is facing up to a year in prison after pleading guilty to tax evasion by failing to report more than $152,000 in receipts.
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The owner of a British Columbia metals recycler won’t give up on trying to stay in business, even after local officials rejected his rezoning application, he said.
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Stainless scrap processor buying prices are unchanged as market participants await April orders, while some dealer prices have fallen on slack demand.
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Stainless scrap market participants are backing an analyst's prediction that the ramp-up of Outokumpu Oyj’s mill in Calvert, Ala., could push the U.S. market into deficit.
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Prices for secondary aluminum alloy were unchanged March 25, with sources indicating that a lack of price movement in both secondary smelter scrap and alloy grades was creating a growing sense of uneasiness.
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China has issued draft rules that seek to immediately shut secondary lead producers with a capacity below 10,000 tonnes per year, as well as those with crucible-melting or coal-fired furnaces.
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All Green Recycling Inc. is calling it quits after two and a half years in the industry.
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The result of a bulk scrap tender released March 25 by a Turkish mill is expected to set the tone for this week’s U.S. and European export prices to the world’s largest scrap-importing nation.
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Alter Trading Corp. has announced plans to invest $20 million at one of its four auto shredding plants in Iowa.
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Japanese ferrous scrap prices have hit their highest levels in well over a year, but the increase could stall, market sources said.
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Industry groups remain divided on the results of a large study examining used electronics products (UEPs) exports.