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• More than a third of all the aluminium
  currently produced globally originates from old, traded and new scrap.
• Compared with the production of primary aluminium, recycling of aluminium products needs as little
  as 5% of the energy and emits only 5% of the greenhouse gas
• Aluminium can be recycled over and over and over again without loss of properties. The high value of aluminium scrap is a key incentive  for recycling
• Refiners and remelters play integral roles in aluminium recycling but they, in turn, have crucial links with collectors, dismantlers, metal merchants and scrap processors who deal with the collection and treatment of scrap
• Aluminium recycling rates are high, up to 90% for transport and construction applications and about 70% for beverage cans
• A major barrier to the recycling of aluminium is the increase of inclusions and impurity elements in re-melted post consumer scrap.
• Melt conditioning by advanced shear technology is a process that can be used to reprocess aluminium scrap into either cast engineering components or feedstock materials, with equivalent or improved properties compared to currently available primary alloys
• The aluminum soda / beverage can is by far the most recycled consumer beverage package globally by units, pounds and percentage recycled. It amounts to more than twice the recycling rate and recycled content percentages for beverage packages of other materials.
• In India it is Utensil scrap that is largely recycled

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