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We collect ferrous scrap from ports across Japan and sell it to domestic and international steel manufacturers—both blast furnace and electric arc furnace operators—after conducting quality control tailored to the specific needs of each customer.

In response to the diversification of transportation methods, we actively utilize bulk vessels (both large and small) as well as container shipping. By building a flexible distribution network covering domestic markets, neighboring Asian countries, and more distant regions, we are expanding the global supply of steel resources.

Copper is a metal commonly used in familiar products such as electrical wires, cables, and automotive parts, and we handle a wide variety of copper materials at our company.

We collect and sort non-ferrous shredder residues recovered from large shredders across Japan, and sell them to meet the needs of customers both domestically and overseas.

Similar to stainless steel mixes, we collect and sort non-ferrous shredder residues recovered from large shredders across Japan, and sell them in accordance with the needs of customers both domestically and internationally.

We collect materials primarily through our inventory yards located across Japan and sell quality-controlled scrap to stainless steel manufacturers both domestically and internationally. Compared to other non-ferrous metals, stainless scrap is generated in larger volumes, allowing us to handle large-lot shipments using bulk vessels.

We sell aluminum scrap generated both domestically and internationally to secondary alloy manufacturers, rolling mills, and extrusion companies. Our product lineup includes a wide variety of scrap types such as shredded aluminum, window sashes, and used beverage cans.

Printed circuit boards in e-waste such as computers, electronic appliances and mobile phones contains valuable metals such as copper, gold, silver and palladium. These precious metals can be recovered through copper refining processes such as smelting and electrolysis.

Led by Econecol Co., Ltd., we work in collaboration with group companies to recover precious metals from incineration ash and used small household appliances generated by municipalities and other sources.

Waste paper is collected through recyclers in Japan and sold to local paper manufacturers. In addition, almost 2 million tons per year of surplus paper is exported overseas in containers. Exported used paper is also recycled at overseas paper manufacturers and is used to make new paper products.

Second hand clothing distributed and collected in Japan is popular overseas because of their high quality, cleanliness and sturdiness. Used clothing is collected across Japan and shipped by containers to mainly South East Asia and re-sorted and distributed again as second hand clothing.

Waste plastics collected from various regions across Japan are processed into recyclable materials, which are utilized both domestically and internationally. We are recycling waste plastics, including PET flakes, powder, and bottles, by collaborating with partner companies in Japan, and supplying stable and high-quality raw materials.

We have entered into an exclusive distributorship agreement with DAE IL PLASTIC CO., LTD., a Korean recycled pellet manufacturer, for the sale of their recycled pellets to Japanese companies operating in Asia (excluding South Korea). Through DAE IL PLASTIC’s high standards of sorting and quality control processes, we are capable of supplying high-quality recycled pellets.

DAE IL PLASTIC CO., LTD.,　HP
https://www.daeilplastic.com/eng/index.php

Many vehicles in the Middle East and Southwest Asian countries use tube tires made of butyl rubber, resulting in large volumes of waste tubes. We import and distribute waste tubes in containers from countries including Pakistan and Saudi Arabia as a raw material to reclaim butyl rubber.

We also collect offcuts/sheet rubber in unvulcanized condition from across Japan, and distribute them as raw material for belt conveyors and fender applications.

TDF is made by shredding used tires into chips. It is widely used as a renewable energy source, primarily as an alternative to coal in boiler fuel applications.
We import and supply high-quality TDF—mainly sourced from Europe and the United States—tailored to meet the specific standards and size requirements of customers in Japan, including the paper, chemical, and cement industries.