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Automobile recycling
To legislate or not to legislate 3 – 38
Market struggles with low-value catalysers 8 – 64
Made in China, recycled in China 10 – 18
Battery recycling
The EU Battery Directive: the debate continues 6 – 36
Company profiles
Cablofer offers customers a one-stop shop 2 – 26
Kercher Metalle: a multi-faceted metals company 2 – 34
Louis Padnos: a family business first and foremost 3 – 28
Remondis – a new name with a global outlook 3 – 46
2B: young and experienced 4 – 42
Sims Pacific Metals – mining New Zealand’s
scrap metals 6 – 29
The stellar rise of Capricorn Stainless 7 – 19
Congresses, conventions & trade shows
Pollutec reaches a new peak of popularity 1 – 26
ISRI Annual Convention in New Orleans 4 – 20
IFAT 2005 – an international shop window 4 – 46
BIR Spring Convention in Barcelona 5 – 16
Recycling & Waste Management pulls in the crowds 8 – 34
BIR Autumn Round-Tables in Milan 9 – 18
Country & regional reports
India: democracy, bureaucracy and growth 4 – 52
Investing in the UK’s recycling industry 5 – 32
New Zealand – recycling the Kiwi way 6 – 22
Electronics recycling
E-cycling bonanza attracts the big boys 2 – 16
UN and phone makers work out recycling plan 6 – 9
Mobile phones: ringing the changes? 6 – 42
Made in China, recycled in China 10 – 18
Equipment focus
Sierra introduces fast Predator baler 2 – 33
Eta-Cut adds to PLIM’s processing armoury 3 – 33
Divide and conquer for J. McIntyre Machinery 3 – 43
Third generation Spectrotest 7 – 15
Scrap loading without electricity 8 – 50
Ferrous metal
China’s economic growth fuels world steel production 2 – 8
Opportunities for increased trans-Atlantic trade 4 – 28
China plans tighter steel scrap controls 5 – 8
New President and new market conditions 5 – 20
DRI production achieves new record in 2004 7 – 33
A meeting of bulls and bears 9 – 22
Interviews
Ildar Neverov: recycling in Russia – the push for progress 1 – 24
Fernando Duranti: the life and ambitions of a
BIR President 8 – 38
Next stop China for ICM’s bandwagon 8 – 58
Miscellaneous
Turning oil and fat into biodiesel 3 – 45
Recycling: the invaluable social dimension 7 – 22
Closing the loop for cathode ray tubes 8 – 66
Fridge recycling safety hazards 10 – 25
Half of EU waste exports are found to be illegal 10 – 29
Index of articles published in
Below is a list of the main articles featured in last year’s 10 issues of Recycling International.
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