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The
Australian Metal Recycling Industry Association AMRIA
is an organisation of members of the Scrap Metal Recycling
Industry
AMRIA's function is to promote the interests
of industry nationally; to promote cooperation between
member firms, to solve common problems, to work with government
on policy affecting recycling and to inform the public
on the considerable environmental advantages of metal
recycling. |
| AMRIA
was established in 1985 by a small group of metal recyclers
whose aim was to set up a Code of ethics for the industry
and to establish a system of Best Practice for dealing
with other dealers, customers and suppliers. |
| Our
members are Traders of metal, recycling and processing
scrap metal both ferrous and nonferrous, as well as automotive
metals and arisings from metal manufacturers across the
country. |
| They
import and export, pick up from customers premises and
specialise in metal recycling. |
| AMRIA
is the starting point for all issues and enquiries regarding
the Metal Recycling Industry in Australia. |
| Today
it is comprised of companies ranging from individual scrap
collectors to highly sophisticated, technologically advanced,
processing plants. |
| Members
are engaged in the recycling of all commodities, but the
majority deal primarily in scrap metal. |
| Recycling
significantly reduces the drain on primary resources,
and at the same time also reduces the amount of waste
in to land fill. |
| Please
browse our website to discover our full range of services. |
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