The current volume of aluminium scrap exports outside the European Union is creating growing tension in the internal market. For the European secondary aluminium industry built on circular models, significant investments in recycling, and strict environmental commitments this situation results in reduced availability of material, increased volatility, and a sustained rise in prices that undermines our operational…
Aludium
Company · Spain
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Aludium filed 2 positions between 30 Jan 2026 and 9 Oct 2026, across 2 of the 663 legislative files tracked here.
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When we talk about scrap metal, which is of course a non-hazardous waste, we talk about a valuable raw material that greatly helps decarbonise Europe. A huge effort has been made in Europe to decarbonise the continent, if we export this waste now, we will increase the carbon footprint, increase the cost of aluminium manufacturing, and become much less commercially competitive.
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