Week in Review: Uncertainty ahead for scrap, supply chain disruptions and more
A look at the news highlights as you close out your week.
A look at the news highlights as you close out your week.
"With as many great operators we have, we also have bad operators too, and those operators give us a bad name."
Sometimes, no news is good news, but not when you're at a conference where contracts are supposed to be written up at.
Net growth in job creation correlates to increased steel consumption, and of course, more scrap demand, as recycled metals serve as the primary feedstock for steel production.
Scrap Expo signals accelerated advancements in sortation and growing demand for high-recycled content metals.
A look at what happened last week to start your day.
Does focusing on integration of end-of-life vehicle recycling technologies and partnerships with automotive OEMs give Novelis an advantage in the world of automotive sustainable practices?
ReMA Roundtable: Deal, no deal. If people aren't coming to the Roundtable to execute annual contracts this year, then where has their focus shifted to?
What's influencing the market and shaping industry outlooks?
The recycled metals market is facing volatility and potential growth, driven by economic and uncertainty, infrastructure expansion, and evolving trade and environmental policies.