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Australasean Industries trade in a range of recovered resources which encompasses a diverse range of materials, including scrap metals, wood, and scrap plastic and son on. Scrap metals, such as steel, tungsten, copper, and brass, are recovered from various sources such as end-of-life vehicles, demolition debris, and industrial waste. 

 

These metals undergo sorting, processing, and are shipped for smelting to be transformed into raw materials for manufacturing industries, contributing to resource conservation and circular economy principles.

 

Wood recovery involves salvaging timber from construction and demolition waste, forestry residues, and discarded pallets. This recovered wood can be repurposed for applications such as wood chips for biomass energy, mulch for landscaping, or reclaimed timber for furniture and construction, reducing the demand for virgin wood and mitigating deforestation pressures.

 

Scrap plastic recycling plays a crucial role in mitigating plastic pollution and conserving petroleum resources. Various types of plastic, including PET, HDPE, PVC, and PP, are collected from post-consumer and post-industrial sources. These plastics undergo sorting, cleaning, and processing to be transformed into pellets or flakes, which can be used in the manufacturing of new plastic products, thus closing the loop in the plastic supply chain and reducing environmental impact.

 

Overall, the Australasean Industries by trading recovered resources is instrumental in diverting waste from landfills, conserving natural resources, and promoting sustainable practices across multiple sectors. Challenges such as contamination, market fluctuations, and technological limitations persist, underscoring the importance of continued innovation, investment, and collaboration to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of resource recovery efforts in the region.

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For more information on Mineral Line trading please contact our  trading manager Joseph King, email joseph.king@australasean.com.au or our Thai  logistics  manager Timothy Leak, email tim.leake@australasean.com.au