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At the BIR meeting in Valencia, the free trade of recycled steel was defended with concrete data, and a BIR/KPMG study was presented highlighting the environmental benefits of recycling and its role in decarbonization.

As trade tensions complicate the global market, scrap becomes a key resource: tariff-free, sustainable and strategic. In scrapAd we tell you why now more than ever is the time to bet on smart recycling.

Find out how the tariff war has reshaped the iron scrap trade and what role demand plays in keeping this market alive. The BIR report analyzes the impact of protectionist policies and economic tensions in key regions such as Turkey, India, Europe and more, revealing how industry adapts between uncertainty and sustainable opportunities.

ScrapAd appears in El Español as an example of innovation in metal recycling, highlighting its key role in the digitalization of the sector and its contribution to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals

The European Confederation of Recycling Industries (EuRIC) has launched a series of initiatives to strengthen the upcoming EU Circular Economy Law, with the aim of enhancing the use of recycled materials and unifying the European regulatory framework; In this article we explain what these proposals are and how they can contribute to a greener and more efficient economy.

Metal recycling is booming globally. In this article we analyse the countries with the greatest development potential in terms of demand for scrap and recyclable materials, based on data from the most recent studies. A useful guide to understanding where future opportunities lie in the recycling sector.

The new EU regulation 2024/1157 on waste shipments will impact your company. We explain the key changes, who it affects and how to prepare for compliance. At ScrapAd we help you adapt with digital solutions, full traceability and no risk of sanction.

The rise of electric vehicles is driving demand for metals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, and copper. Given the mining shortage, recycling is key to securing supplies, reducing environmental impacts, and moving toward a circular economy. Today, less than 5% of lithium is recycled, representing a global strategic challenge.

Metal recycling reduces CO₂, saves energy, and conserves resources, minimizing environmental impact and promoting a sustainable circular economy.