It’s been said that for more than a century in Michigan, the auto industry has been the dominant economic engine fueling so much of the state. And for decades now, the same has also been true about the Michigan scrap metal recycling industry. At the turn of the 20th century, Michigan’s economy experienced the early
Aluminum recycling is important for both our environment – and our recycling efforts. Aluminum is one of the most durable forms of metal available to businesses and manufacturers. It’s also one of the most recycled materials today. The vast majority of aluminum produced in the U.S. today, nearly 75 percent, gets recycled for reuse, and
Industrial scrap metal recycling can positively affect businesses. Here’s how. All metals have value, and that’s particularly true for scrap metal – which is far too often treated as “junk” to be disposed of. Far too many consumers and businesses don’t realize that metals can be easily recycled without losing value. They might be surprised
Globals sustainability with scrap metal starts simply. It starts with your car. What does your car have to do with energy and sustainability? A lot actually. The car you drive today will inevitably end up in either one of two places, a landfill or recycling facility. And you want it to end up in the