Palladium, gold, silver show sparkle

Article Abstract:

The precious metals recycling business projects to have unwavering supply, with several new and different metals from electronic components, consumer jewelry, catalytic converters and photographic film. The influx of more materials for recycling came with the entry of new gadgets in the market and the reduced lifetime of those products. For the next two or three years, there should be a continuous improvement in the asset recovery line and the precious metals recovery operations.

Materials Recovery Facilities, Metals Recovery

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Tough sledding ahead

Article Abstract:

The ferrous scrap industry continues to move forward despite low scrap prices which hit the sector in the second half of 1998. US scrap firms are optimistic that the industry will recover, citing the expansion of mini-mills. Some firms, however, view the downturn as an economic opportunity which would stimulate demand in the market. The industry is also hoping that an Asian economic recovery would take place in 1999 to boost the prices of ferrous scrap.

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