Explore the Canadian Minerals Ecosystem
ECOSYSTEM
Mineral & Metal Recyclers
Mineral & Metal Recyclers
Mineral & Metal Recyclers
Mineral & Metal RecyclersRecover useful materials from products and industrial waste. |
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Mineral & Metal RecyclersRecover useful materials from products and industrial waste. |
Organizations to Explore
Organizations to Explore |
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AIM Recycling (American Iron & Metal)AIM Recycling, a division of American Iron & Metal, buys, processes and sells ferrous and non-ferrous scrap. Its Canadian services include industrial scrap collection, containers and public recycling facilities. Confirm local material acceptance and current commercial terms with the site. |
Triple M MetalRecycles ferrous and non-ferrous scrap in North America and buys industrial by-products including steel turnings, sheet, aluminum, copper, brass and zinc. Its industrial services include an electronic-waste partnership. Confirm current prices and material acceptance at the receiving facility. |
GlencoreRecovers metals from electronics, copper scrap and other secondary materials through Canadian operations, including Horne and Sudbury. Listed inputs include electronic components, solar-panel parts and vehicle wiring. Acceptance, capacity and commercial terms depend on the receiving site. |
How They Connect
How They Connect |
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Mineral & Metal Recyclers — Recovered Mineral MaterialsRecycling returns useful materials from used products. |
Products & Services
Products & Services |
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Recovered Mineral MaterialsMaterials recovered from used products and industrial streams. |
Sources
Sources |
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AIM company identityRead the source for scope and details. |
AIM metal recycling servicesRead the source for scope and details. |
Glencore Canada recycling servicesRead the source for scope and details. |
Horne materials accepted for metal recyclingRead the source for scope and details. |
Triple M official company identity and recycling roleRead the source for scope and details. |
Triple M industrial recycling servicesRead the source for scope and details. |
Canadian Critical Minerals StrategyRead the source for scope and details. |