March/April 1992
Guide to ReMA's Convention and Exposition
With 1991 over and new challenges arising in 1992, scrap processors and recyclers are at a crucial time of reassessment. The scrap recycling industry is changing constantly--and drastically--as the decade progresses, which makes prudent business decisions and efficient operations critical. The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) (Washington, D.C.) is helping industry members navigate the current and future market changes at its annual convention and exposition, March 12-14 at the San Francisco Marriott.
The convention offers more than a dozen workshops and commodity spotlights examining critical environmental and legislative issues affecting the industry, as well as market trends for the coming year and beyond. (See schedule on pages 52-53.) For the second consecutive year, convention-goers have the chance to visit and conduct business during a special afternoon "trading forum" on Friday, March 13. In addition, the two-and-a-half-day scrap recycling exposition offers registrants the opportunity to learn about the latest recycling equipment and technology. (See exhibitor list beginning on page XXX.)
San Francisco provides an intriguing backdrop for the convention, giving attendees a chance to mix adventure with their business. The city's renowned restaurants, chic shopping, charming neighborhoods, and one-of-a-kind tourist attractions will surely entice attendees to try to "do it all." To top it all off, ReMA is hosting a gala dinner and show Saturday night, March 14, featuring entertainment by Dolly Parton.
Addressing Critical Issues
After two days of division and committee meetings, the convention's roster of seminars kicks off Thursday afternoon with "Environmental Auditing and Real Estate Transactions." Speakers Michael H. Levin, counsel, Nixon, Hargrave, Devans & Doyle; Kelly Nash, environmental manager, secondary metals division, Commercial Metals Co.; and Frank J. Priznar, vice president, Roy F. Weston Inc., will look at such points as the components of an audit, the innocent-landowner defense, protecting audit reports from disclosure, and reporting requirements.
On Friday, following the President's Breakfast, the public relations committee presents a workshop on putting excitement into your company's special events, such as Earth Day 1992 activities, recycling drives, and new plant openings. Former Sen. Gaylord Nelson, founder of Earth Day, will serve as session speaker, accompanied by a panel of communications and news media specialists.
A concurrent workshop looks at how scrap companies can establish material recovery facilities, or MRFs. Three speakers--John David Isaacs, president, American Iron & Supply Co.; William Lensmyer, vice president, Resource Recycling Inc.; and Stan Norwalk, president, S. Norwalk & Associates--will discuss household recyclables and look at how two scrap firms have handled these "nontraditional" materials successfully. Another concurrent workshop addresses "Labor Issues in the '90s," with attorneys Bonnie Glatzer and Julie L. Hall, both with Petit and Martin, reviewing the Americans With Disabilities Act and sexual harassment in the workplace. A workshop on "Banking Issues for the Recycling Industry" is also offered.
Later on Friday, Craig E. Aronoff, professor of management at Kennesaw State College, presents a workshop on "Today's Family Corporation," offering advice on how to ensure the continued success of your family business. Or attendees can opt to learn "What to Do if You Are Notified That You Are a Superfund Potentially Responsible Party," with comments provided by attorney Daniel M. Steinway, Anderson, Kill, Olick & Oshinsky, and J. Thomas Wolfe, ReMA counsel/manager of government relations.
The workshops continue on Saturday with "Cost-Containment Steps for Your Company," featuring Christopher Charlesbois, president, Advance Metals Recycling; John Lipinski, senior vice president for finance, Tube City Inc.; and Rick Rifkin, vice president, OmniSource Corp. A concurrent workshop sponsored by the foreign trade committee presents the remarks of Robert C. Reiley, director of the office of metals, minerals, and commodities, international trade administration, Department of Commerce. Following is a look at "Selected Topics in Superfund and RCRA," with lawyers Janine Landow-Esser, Holeb & Coff, and Daniel M. Steinway reviewing how these laws will affect scrap recyclers.
Reviewing Market Prospects
The convention also offers spotlights on each scrap commodity, providing up-to-date information from industry experts about current markets and future trends. Friday features spotlights on lead and precious metals, with Robert M. Smith, president and chief operating officer of American Barrick Resources Corp., providing a market outlook for the latter.
The ferrous spotlight on Saturday morning, titled "How Scrap Quality Affects the Cost of Steelmaking," provides a slate of industry experts: Michael S. Layfield, general manager, raw materials, Chaparral Steel Co.; Richard Menster, senior purchasing agent, Timken Co.; Mark Millet, melt shop manager, Nucor Corp.; Harvey M. Ulfers Jr., advanced buyer, John Deere Foundry--Waterloo; and Fred Vanore, manager of purchasing, U.S. Steel.
Later in the morning, the copper spotlight features John F. Champagne, vice president of marketing and sales, Magma Copper Co. In the afternoon, A. Stephen Hutchcraft, president, Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp., and Frederick R. Demler, first vice president and minerals economist, PaineWebber Inc., examine the aluminum and nickel/stainless steel markets, respectively.
Diverse Activities for Spouses
Spouses attending the convention can enjoy two days of tours and events. On Thursday, March 12, they can catch up with friends at the spouse hospitality suite and get some dining and entertainment tips from a local expert. Masseuses, a tarot card reader, and a palm reader will also be on hand. Concurrently, two art-related workshops are offered: Artist Sheri Rice, featured at ReMA's last convention, shows spouses how to create jewelry from found objects; and, later, attendees can learn Ikenobo Ikebana, the art of Japanese flower arranging.
On Friday, spouses can cross the Golden Gate Bridge and enjoy a self-guided tour of Muir Woods, renowned for its gigantic redwood trees, and the Marin Headlands, a coastal wilderness area. The tour also includes a visit to the Marine Mammal Center , which rehabilitates sick and injured sea creatures.
For a more urban experience, spouses can take a guided walking tour of Chinatown or catch the "Sights of San Francisco" motorcoach tour (also offered on Saturday), which shows off the city's highlights. Culinary-minded spouses can remain at the hotel and learn the Chinese art of preparing dim sum from chefs of the city's best Chinese restaurants.
The excitement continues on Saturday with a wine-country tour. Spouses will visit several wineries, learn how wine is made, sample a variety of vintages, and enjoy lunch at the Viansa Winery. Another full-day excursion combines a tour of the city with a trek through Muir Woods and lunch in Sausalito, a quaint artist colony and old fishing village. Spouses with a botanical bent shouldn't miss visiting the Filoli house and its 16 acres of gardens, which will be at their peak in March.
And finally: While many people tried to escape from Alcatraz --the infamous ex-federal penitentiary--spouses can escape to "The Rock," the city's most popular tourist attraction. A self-guided audio tour will lead jail-buffs through cell blocks and provide a history of the island prison and its most notorious prisoners. --Kent Kiser
Exposition Exhibitors
ReMA's annual convention exposition, which will run from Thursday, March 12, through Saturday, March 14, will feature only indoor exhibits this year. The following list of exhibitors includes information compiled as of Feb. 3. Exhibitors' booth numbers are contained in a box under the telephone number. To locate a booth, see the floorplan on pages 56-57.
A [ARROWHEAD] preceding an exhibitor's name indicates that the firm advertises in this issue. (See the advertiser index, beginning on page 224, to locate any ad.) For more information on a company's products or services, circle the appropriate number on the SCRAP Action Card found on page 211.
Akerman Inc.
1005 Perkins Ave.
Waukesha , WI 53186
David R. Butler, George B. Fink
414/542‑6686; Fax: 414/542‑1811
306
Al-jon Inc.
P.O. Box 598
Ottumwa Industrial Airport, Bldg. 30
Ottumwa, IA 52501
Kendig K. Kneen, Jim Langland
515/682-4506; Fax: 515/682-6294
201
Al‑jon/United
P.O. Box 8098
4008 N.W. 14th St .
Topeka , KS 66608
Kelly Pettit, Ross Raggland
913/232-2349; Fax: 913/232-4218
201
Alcoa Recycling Machinery Services
2665 Riverport Rd.
Memphis, TN 38109
Bill Tigner, Mark Williams
800/288‑2767; Fax: 901/942‑1986
213
Alexander's Metal Fabrication Inc.
208 N.E. 36th St .
Fort Worth, TX 76l06
Herman Bourland, Ronald L. Alexander
817/625‑9993; Fax: 817/625‑2207
215
Allied-Gator Inc.
2100 Poland Ave.
Youngstown, OH 44502
Glenn Sedgwick
216/744‑0808; Fax: 216/744‑3218
600
American Crane Corp.
202 Raleigh St .
Wilmington, NC 28403
Don Harrison, Bill Kalfas
919/395‑8532; Fax: 919/395‑8547
509
American Metal Market
825 Seventh Ave.
New York, NY 10019
John Lindsey, Preston Gibson
212/887-8550; Fax: 212/887-8520
204
American Shear Knife Div., ASKO Inc.
501 W. Seventh Ave.
West Homestead, PA 15120
Harold Levy, Ken Rusnica
412/461‑4110; Fax: 412/461‑5400
406
Anheuser-Busch Recycling Corp.
10733 Sunset Office Dr., Suite 400
St. Louis , MO 63127
Tom Stengel, Tom Flood
800/325‑7042; Fax: 314/957‑9319, -9379
417
Arun Technology Inc.
P.O. Box 2947
Dearborn, MI 48123-2947
Paul K. Penney, Chris Metcalf
313/277-8186; Fax: 313/277-8360
707
Atlantic Stainless Co. Inc.
168 Park St.
North Attleboro, MA 02760
Bill Gouveia, Gerald Cohen
508/695‑6262; Fax: 508/699‑8311
303
Badger Construction Equipment Co.
P.O. Box 168
Winona, MN 55987
Matt Cloutier, Vern Schueler
507/454‑1563; Fax: 507/454‑3326
506
Barko Hydraulics
P.O. Box 16227
Duluth , MN 55816
Dennis Healy
715/392-5641; Fax: 715/392-3931
403
Benlee Inc.
12030 Pleasant St.
Detroit, MI 48217
Al Cassady, Bill Wolok
313/842‑8100; Fax: 313/842-2522
100
Bicron Corp.
12345 Kinsman Rd.
Newbury, OH 44065
Joseph Bellian, Dan Love
216/564-2251; 415/254-7246; Fax: 216/564-8047
703
Blount Inc.
P.O. Box 568
Owatonna, MN 55060
Mike Vizina, Bill Bernethy
507/451-8654; Fax: 507/455-4670
507
Bureau International de la Recuperation
Rue du Lombard
24 Boite 14
B-1000 Brussels, Belgium
Francis Veys, Donald Contillo, Christine Massin
32-2-514-21-80; Fax: 32-2-514-12-26
114
Busch Co.
904 Mt. Royal Blvd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15223
Bob Baynton
412/487-7100; Fax: 412/487-7106
216
C and M Co.
P.O. Box 16321
Winston-Salem, NC 27115
Brodie W. Rudd, Laura Yarborough
800/4BALERS; Fax: 919/761-8695
614
CNA Insurance Cos.
CNA Plaza 9W
Chicago , IL 60685
Evan Karpel
312/822-4882
513
COMEX
4 World Trade Center
New York, NY 10048
Robert Klide, Hugh Sigmon
212/938-7924; Fax: 212/938-2660
519
CP Manufacturing Inc.
1428 McKinley Ave.
National City, CA 91950
John O. Willis, John D. Inman
619/477-3175; Fax: 619/477-3426
401
Carpco Inc.
4120 Haines St .
Jacksonville, FL 32206
Joseph B. Taylor, Julie Holloway
904/353-3681; Fax: 904/353-8705
416
Catalytic Converter Refining Co.
1260 Garnet Dr .
Northlake, IL 60164
Jeffrey Sloan, Peter Lee
708/531-1200; Fax: 708/531-1299
410
Caterpillar Inc.
100 N.E. Adams
Peoria , IL 61629-2405
Larry Lau
309/675-5050; Fax: 309/675-1314
713
Central Manufacturing Co. Inc.
P.O. Box 1900
Peoria, IL 61656
William F. Clark
309/387-6591; Fax: 309/387-6941
207
Columbia Steel Casting Co. Inc.
P.O. Box 83095
Portland, OR 97283
Berle Stonebrink, Don Falk
800/547‑9471; Fax: 503/286-3028
301
Counselor Engineering Inc.
P.O. Box 428
Hudson, OH 44236
Al Schulz, Jim Sedlacek
216/656-1200; Fax: 216/656-1787
200
Delta Star Electric Inc.
1125 S. Walnut St.
South Bend, IN 46619
Lance Long, Sam Lankford
219/234-8131; Fax: 219/232-7648
418
Enterprise Baler Co.
P.O. Box 15546
Santa Ana, CA 92705
Albert Gould, Orval Gould
714/835-0551; Fax: 714/543-2856
708
Eriez Magnetics
P.O. Box 10608
Erie, PA 16514
814/833-9881; Fax: 814/838-4960
315
Gensco Equipment (1990) Inc.
53 Carlaw Ave.
Toronto, Ontario M4M 2R6
Alan Zelunka, Sid Katz
416/465-7521; Fax: 416/465-4489
209
Jack Gray Transport Inc.
4600 E. 15th Ave.
Gary, IN 46403
Carmen Mormino, Gary Goldberg
219/938-7020; Fax: 219/938-7020
405
Gulf Electroquip
425 N. Wayside
Houston, TX 77020
Jim Peterson Jr., Debbie Rushing
713/675-2525; Fax: 713/675-6433
409
Harris Group
2520 Broadway N.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Jon Lanker, Mike Okerstrom
612/627‑0260; Fax: 612/627-0267
Willow Room
Hawco Manufacturing Co.
P.O. Box 216
Slaughter, LA 70777
Johnny R. Williams, Rodney Lee
504/654-8222; Fax: 504/654-7014
308
Hubbell Industrial Controls Inc.
50 Edwards St.
Madison, OH 44057
Robert Roll, Dave King
216/428-1161; Fax: 216/428-9210
706
Hustler Conveyor Co.
4985 Fyler Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63139
Stan Gluckin, Chris Griesedieck
314/352-6000; Fax: 314/352-0355
319
Ing. Bonfiglioli SpA
Via S. Andrea 11
40050 Castello D'Argile, Bologna, Italy
Sergio Baviera
51-686-72-14; Fax: 51-686-72-22
309
J.W. International Corp.
P.O. Box 31331
Charleston, SC 29417
Jorgen Warrer
803/571-4321; Fax: 803/556-7325
407
Jeong Co.
1415 47th Ave., Unit C
Sacramento, CA 95822
Don Grandstaff, Dick Look
916/392-1335; Fax: 916-392-3922
112
R.M. Johnson Co. Inc.
890 Norway Dr .
Annandale, MN 55302‑0299
Ralph Johnson, Tom Slinde
800/328-3613; 612/274-3594; Fax: 612/274-3859
412
Knight-Ridder Financial/Americas
75 Wall St.
New York, NY 10005
Karen Kidwell, Kathy Shaughnessy
212/269-1110; Fax: 212/809-1458
108
Koehring Cranes & Excavators
106 12th St. S.E.
Waverly, IA 50677
Tom Nelson, Greg Steege
319/352-3920; Fax: 319/352-5727
516
Komatsu Dresser Co.
200 Tri-State International
Lincolnshire, IL 60069
Doug Gunn, Jeff Smith
708/831-6911; Fax: 708/831-7211
316
LaBounty Manufacturing Inc.
100 State Road Two
Two Harbors, MN 55616
Mark Bovee, Stan C. Salmi
218/834-2123; Fax: 218/834-3879
Walnut Room
Laclede Consulting Services
One Metropolitan Square
St. Louis, MO 63102
Charles R. Warren, Ralph Cassell
314/425-1550; Fax: 314/425-1534
604
Liebherr-America Inc.
4100 Chestnut Ave.
Newport News, VA 23605
Bob Fiorenza, Mick Vaught
804/245-5251; Fax: 804/247-6321
501
Lindemann Recycling Equipment Inc.
42 W. 38th St.
New York, NY l00l8
Gunn Phillips, Peter Gross
212/382-0630; Fax: 212/302-2786
508
Link-Belt Construction Equipment Co.
P.O. Box 13600
Lexington, KY 40509
Jack Hynes, Loren Heaney
606/263-5200; Fax: 606/263-5260
603
Logemann Brothers Co.
3150 W. Burleigh St .
Milwaukee, WI 53210
Philip E. Johnson
414/445-3005; Fax: 414/445-1460
404
Lollini International Spa
Kirk Sales International
408 S.W. Second Ave., Suite 210
Portland, OR 97204
503/223-3745; Fax: 503/223-3745
517
M.A. Industries Inc.
303 Dividend Dr .
Peachtree City, GA 30269
Michael E. Stout
404/487-7761; Fax: 404/487-2710
314
MAC Corp./Saturn Shredders
201 E. Shady Grove Rd.
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
Norman Kramer
214/790-7800; Fax: 214/790-8733
712
Mack Manufacturing Inc.
2908 W. Main St.
Prichard, AL 36612
Bob Smith, Bob Childs
205/456-3307; Fax: 205/457-9202
504
Magnatech Engineering Inc.
P.O. Box 52
St. Charles, MO 63302
Donald F. Graveman, William F. Graveman
314/949-0096; Fax: 314/723-7879
605
Mayfran International
P.O. Box 43038
Cleveland, OH 44143
Dick Merrill, Larry Kovats
216/461-4100; Fax: 216/461-5565
313
Meade Industrial Services Inc.
1825 Summer St.
Hammond, IN 46320
Len Lawrence, Al Huchel
219/937-0100; Fax: 219/933-1215
601
Metal Bulletin Inc.
220 Fifth Ave., 10th Floor
New York, NY 10001
Richard E. Creal, Lynne K. Lancaster
212/213-6202; Fax: 212/213-6273
304
C.R. Meyer and Sons Co.
895 W. 20th Ave., P.O. Box 2157
Oshkosh, WI 54903‑2157
Phillip J. Martini, Todd N. Grunewald
414/235-3350; Fax: 414/235-3419
711
Mosley Machinery Co. Inc.
P.O. Box 1552
Waco, TX 76703
Mike Tryon, Delores Beralek
800/422-2253; Fax: 817/799-2283
608
National Association Supply Cooperative Inc.
P.O. Box 303
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
Jack Matchett, JoAn Wagner
800/321-3396; Fax: 800/992-6679
701
National Nuclear Corp.
1275 Hammerwood Ave.
Sunnyvale, CA 94089
Mario Hug, Don Hanna
408/745-6650; Fax: 408/745-6775
317
Newell Industries Inc.
530 Steves Ave.
San Antonio, TX 78204
Jim Thompson, Jerry Bench
800/531-7110; 512/227-9090; Fax: 512/227-7038
305
New London Engineering
N3808 County Rd. D
New London, WI 54961
Joe Van DeWettering, Bruce Vanden Hogen
414/982-4030; Fax: 414/982-6800
110
Norris Equipment & Fabricating Inc.
1541 Canton Rd. N.W.
Carrollton, OH 44615
Glenn Norris, Chris Norris
216/627-5000; Fax: 216/627-5009
609
Oberlander Recycling Technik Inc.
Route Two, Box 1 - M
Tonganoxie, KS 66086
Werner Oberlander, Bill Graveman
913/845-3553; Fax: 913/845-3563
605
Ohio Locomotive Crane Co. Inc.
P.O. Box 511
Bucyrus, OH 44820
Ron Wentz, Randy Ervin
419/562-6010; Fax: 419/562-2565
511
Ohio Magnetics Inc.
5400 Dunham Rd.
Maple Heights, OH 44137
William Lamon, John Wohlgemuth
800/486-OHIO; 216/662-8484; Fax: 216/662-2911
212
Osborn Engineering Inc.
P.O. Box 700246
Tulsa, OK 74170
Marlin Bills
918/749-8881; Fax: 918/743-7674
210
Outokumpu Electronics Inc.
860 Town Center Dr .
Langhorne, PA 19047
Ben Litteral, James R. Pasmore
215/741-4482; Fax: 215/741-6385
717
Parkans International Inc.
P.O. Box 15519
Houston, TX 77220-5519
Mary W. Collins, Lloyd M. Parkans
713/675-9141; Fax: 713/675-4771
414
Pemberton Inc.
P.O. Box 520899, 103 Highline Dr .
Longwood, FL 32752‑0899
Steve Wash, Bill Trimble
800/262-5279; 407/831-6688; Fax: 407/831-7995
719
Pierce Pacific Manufacturing Inc.
P.O. Box 1009
Tualatin, OR 97062
Craig Leslie
503/620-9880; Fax: 503/620-9885
514
Recycling Today
4012 Bridge Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44113
Phil Bienstock, Steve French
216/961-4130; Fax: 216/961-0364
606
Resource Recycling
P.O. Box 10540
Portland, OR 97210
Rick Downing, Dave Baker
216/255-1454; Fax: 216/255-4256
709
Reuters
1700 Broadway
New York, NY 10019
312/408-8500; 212/493-7100
716
Riverside Products
400 21st Street, P.O. Box 884
Moline, IL 61265‑0884
Kris J. Brotherton, Patrick J. Comparin
800/545-6221; Fax: 309/764-9953
300
Ross Corp.
P.O. Box 2577
Eugene, OR 97402
Matt Reinhard
503/689-5031; Fax: 503/689-4893
710
Scrap Processing and Recycling
1325 G St. N.W., Suite 1000
Washington, DC 20005
Jim Fowler, Jackie Tyler
202/466-4050; Fax: 202/775-9109
512
SETCO Solid Tire & Rim Assembly
Box 809
Idabel, OK 74745
Buck Hill, Giles Hill
800/634-2381; Fax: 405/286-6743
218
Shared Logic Group Inc.
1200 Dussel Dr., Suite A
Maumee, OH 43537
Larry J. Smith, James D. Dutton
419/893-6233; Fax: 419/893-0176
408
Sierra International Machinery Inc.
P.O. Box 1340
Bakersfield, CA 93302
John B. Sacco, Jose L. Pereyra
805/327-7073; Fax: 805/322-8759
704
Simplicity Engineering Inc.
212 S. Oak St.
Durand, MI 48429
Dennis Braid, Dan Bowman
800/248-3821; Fax: 517/288-4113
612
Steel Can Recycling Institute
680 Andersen Dr., Foster Plaza 10
Pittsburgh, PA 15220
Greg Crawford
412/922-2772; Fax: 412/922-3213
217
Steinert Elektromagnetbau GmbH
c/o Metalloxyd Inc.
207 Greenwich Ave.
Stamford, CT 06902
Phil Lombardo
800/325-7115; 212/962-4255; Fax: 203/348-1647
415
Suntrac Services Inc.
P.O. Box 57722
Webster, TX 77598
C.E. Winters Jr., Scott J. Winters
713/280-9982; Fax: 713/280-8444
106
Systems Alternatives Inc.
1705 Indian Wood Circle, Suite 100
Maumee, OH 43537
Jerry Martz, Cliff Curfman
419/891-1100; Fax: 419/891-1045
206
TN Technologies Inc.
P.O. Box 800
Round Rock, TX 78680
Rick Booth, Dave Robertson
512/388-9100; Fax: 512/388-9200
312
Texas Shredder Inc.
14607 San Pedro, Suite 215
San Antonio, TX 78232
Steve McGlothlin, Mark Mullins
512/491-9521; Fax: 512/491-0735
611
Triple/S Dynamics Inc.
1031 S. Haskell Ave.
Dallas, TX 75223
John Groscurth
800/527-2116, ext. 657; Fax: 214/828-8688
311
U.S. Wire-Tie Systems
2401 International Parkway, B-300
Woodridge, IL 60517
Thomas L. Backes, Art Malin
708/783-2617, -2656; Fax: 708/783-2666
413
Universal Engineering
800 First Ave. N.W.
Cedar Rapids, IA 52405
R.F. Murray, Dennis Schreck
319/365-0441; Fax: 319/369-5440
400
Valley Forge and Bolt Manufacturing Co.
1825 S. 27th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85009
Loren Maes, Philomena Clarke
602/269-5748; Fax: 602/269-7851
714
Vezzani SpA
538 Pinegate Rd.
Peachtree City, GA 30269
Mike Pass
404/487-3907; Fax: 404/631-4051
201
Waldon Inc.
201 W. Oklahoma Ave.
Fairview, OK 73737
Al Dunn, Merle Patzkowski
405/227-3711; Fax: 405/227-2165
102
O.S. Walker Co. Inc.
Rockdale St.
Worcester, MA 01606
Jim Butke, Mike Kozminski
508/853-3232; Fax: 508/852-8649
700
Walker National Inc.
P.O. Box 18155
Columbus, OH 43218
Paul Bean, Jim Butke
614/481-0007; Fax: 614/481-0040
700
Walker National Ltd.
1393 Graham's Lane
Burlington, Ontario L7S 1W4
Larry Howes, George Jacques
416/632-1171; Fax: 416/333-3513
700
Wendt Corp./Thyssen Henschel
76 Industrial Dr .
North Tonawanda, NY 14120
Thomas A. Wendt
716/694-7901; Fax: 716/694-4451
500
Young Corp.
P.O. Box 3522
Seattle, WA 98124-3522
Dave Eheler
800/321-9090; 206/624-1071; Fax: 206/682-6881
616
With 1991 over and new challenges arising in 1992, scrap processors and recyclers are at a crucial time of reassessment. The scrap recycling industry is changing constantly--and drastically--as the decade progresses, which makes prudent business decisions and efficient operations critical. The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ReMA) (Washington, D.C.) is helping industry members navigate the current and future market changes at its annual convention and exposition, March 12-14 at the San Francisco Marriott.