S&P Global Energy Aluminum Symposium 2026: Debating scrap export policy
Panelists discuss changing attitudes to scrap contracting that have resulted from the Section 232 aluminum tariffs and the potential dangers of scrap export restrictions.
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S&P Global Energy Aluminum Symposium 2026: EGA America exec talks about the company’s growth in the US
CEO Jake Skelton said EGA is committed to the U.S., its largest single-country market.
EPRC announces European Paper Recycling Awards winner
The awarding ceremony for the 10th edition of the European Paper Recycling Awards took place at the European Parliament in Brussels.
Super Bowl LX will implement reusable cup program, AI recycling systems
PepsiCo is expanding its reusable cup program at the Super Bowl and leveraging AI to support recycling efforts at Super Bowl events.
ArcelorMittal finishes 2025 with profitable quarter
The global steelmaker netted nearly $3 billion in 2025, representing a 26 percent increase compared with 2024.
Aurubis earnings drop in late 2025
The nonferrous metals producer’s earnings per share fell by 18 percent in the final quarter of 2025 compared with one year earlier.
PCA sees improving box demand in latest earnings report
Company leadership says there currently is a “much more positive vibe” across its entire customer base.
Graphic Packaging CEO: ‘External environment remains challenged near term’
The company released its full-year 2025 financial results this week, reporting a decrease in net sales and net income.
Recycling Today Media Group, NWRA launch new Safety First webinar series
Safety First provides actionable strategies, real-world case studies and expert insights.
Mueller retains profitability amid copper volatility
The maker of copper and brass products says it lost $18 million because of open hedge contracts in late 2025.
Partnership will explore Great Lakes-river system connections
Designated members of a Great Lakes ports trade group have agreed to assess economic opportunities tied to a closer Great Lakes-inland waterways shipping connection.
