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U.S. exports of aluminum scrap sagged in September to the lowest level since March, with lower purchases by China only partly offset by larger shipments to South Korea, Taiwan, Mexico and India.
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Another lawsuit has been filed by environmentalists against a scrap recycler, the second complaint of this nature to surface in Massachusetts and at least the fifth filed in the country.
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Aluminum scrap and the alloys made from it have seen price gains of 1 cent a pound for many grades, dissipating fears of a dreary December.
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Freedom Metals, a Louisville, Ky.-based scrap processor, has received another “Fast Fifty” award from Business First of Louisville, honoring the company for its 2009 sales growth of between 75 and 90 percent.
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Sims Metal Management Ltd. plans to raise Australian $475 million ($437 million) to pay down debt and fund further acquisitions.
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Massachusetts officials have made an initial move to impose the most stringent scrap legislation in the country, drawing fire from state recyclers as well as the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI).
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Aluminum scrap and the alloys made from it have seen price gains of 1 cent a pound for many grades, dissipating fears of a dreary December.
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Sims Metal Management Ltd. plans to raise Australian $475 million ($437 million) to pay down debt and fund further acquisitions.
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Massachusetts officials have made an initial move to impose the most stringent scrap legislation in the country, drawing fire from state recyclers as well as the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI).
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Another lawsuit has been filed by environmentalists against a scrap recycler, marking the second complaint of this nature to surface in the state of Massachusetts and at least the fifth filed in the country.
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Freedom Metals, a Louisville, Ky.-based scrap processor, has received another “Fast Fifty” award from Business First of Louisville, honoring the company for its 2009 sales growth of between 75 and 90 percent.
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Higher demand from domestic steel mills has pushed Ukraine’s domestic scrap prices up by $25 per tonne, market participants said.
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Imperial Aluminum LLC, successor to the smelting assets of Commercial Alloys Corp., is putting its Alabama plant back in operation.
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California’s recycling figures for aluminum cans and plastic bottles look good, except for the footnote—one that could shrink reported gains.
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Nymet Holdings Inc. has started marine salvage operations at its Stockton, Calif., operation on the San Joaquin River.
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California’s recycling figures for aluminum cans and plastic bottles look good, except for the footnote—one that could shrink reported gains.
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Imperial Aluminum LLC, successor to the smelting assets of Commercial Alloys Corp., is putting its Alabama plant back in operation.
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U.S. exports of No. 1 heavy melting steel scrap sank 13 percent in September from the previous month despite record shipments to South Korean steelmakers and foundries.
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An insurance company is suing a metals recycler and its contractor, alleging it isn’t responsible for settling a claim over an injured employee.
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U.S. exports of No. 1 heavy melting steel scrap sank 13 percent in September from the previous month despite record shipments to South Korean steelmakers and foundries.
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An insurance company is suing a metals recycler and its contractor, alleging it isn’t responsible for settling a claim over an injured employee.
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Nymet Holdings Inc. has started marine salvage operations at its Stockton, Calif., operation on the San Joaquin River.
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Stronger copper prices are scaring Asian buyers out of the scrap trade, and traders say the secondary market is cooling down while copper futures heat up.
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Ferrous scrap prices have risen at East Coast docks as the big exporters begin amassing tonnage to fill new orders from Turkey, with West Coast prices also driving higher.