Pursuant to the release of a revised Guidelines in June 2021 followed by an announcement from Ministry of International Trade & Industry early July 2021, a meeting was held by the association on 8 July 2021 with members and associates across t

We wish to express our sincere gratitude to YB Dato’ Sri and respected officers from Department of Environment – YBrs Dr. Nagulendran a/l Kangayatkarasu, Deputy Secretary General; YBrs. Pn. Norlin binti Jaafar, Director General; and En.

马来西亚有色金属总商会谨对YB拿督斯里以及来自马来西亚环境部的官员们 — 副秘书长YBrs Nagulendran a/l Kangayatkarasu博士、局长YBrs. Norlin binti Jaafar女士以及吉打州总监Norazizi bin Adinan先生拨冗参与这次的线上会议表示衷心的感谢。

June 4 - Proposed restrictions on imports of scrap metal into Malaysia would see the Southeast Asian country lose out to its neighbours on much-needed investment in recycling, industry association officials said on Friday.

Throughout 2021, prices for aluminum, copper and other types of nonferrous scrap have trended upward, with processors and traders citing global demand outpacing supply as a prevailing factor.

Once again, potential threats to the transboundary movement of scrap fell under the spotlight at today’s online meeting of the BIR Non-Ferrous Metals Division, hosted by its President David Chiao of Uni-All Group Ltd and featuring a panel discussi

Malaysia Non-Ferrous Metals Association (“MNMA”), together with delegates from Hanwa (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd made a visit to SIRIM QAS International Sdn Bhd (“SIRIM”) to seek clarification following MNMA’s feedback submission on recent issuance of prop