12 November 2019
ASI is pleased to announce that Marubeni Corporation has joined as a General Supporter member, bringing the total number of ASI members working towards a responsible aluminium value chain to 106. About Marubeni Corporation Marubeni Corporation, established in 1958, uses its broad business networks, both within Japan and overseas, to conduct importing and exporting (including […]
Read more10 November 2019
ASI is pleased to announce that REAL ALLOY Europe has joined as a Production & Transformation member, bringing the total number of ASI members to 105. About REAL ALLOY REAL ALLOY is a global market leader in third-party aluminum recycling and specification alloy production. We convert aluminum and magnesium scrap as well as by-products into […]
Read more10 November 2019
ASI is pleased to announce that MYTILINEOS S.A. Metallurgy Business Unit has joined ASI as a Production & Transformation member, bringing the total number of ASI members to 104. About MYTILINEOS S.A. MYTILINEOS is one of Greece’s largest industrial companies with a long track record of successful international growth in the sectors of Metallurgy, EPC […]
Read more8 November 2019
Companhia Brasileira de Alumínio (CBA) has successfully achieved Certification to the ASI Performance Standard and Chain of Custody Standard for several of its facilities in Brazil, including the largest integrated plant worldwide.
Read more6 November 2019
Amcor has successfully achieved ASI Performance Standard – Material Stewardship Certifications for three of its facilities – two in France and one in Germany – that produce flexible packaging.
Read more29 October 2019
ASI is pleased to announce that Oetinger Aluminium has joined as a new Producton & Transformation member, bringing the total number of members working toward a responsible aluminium value chain to 103. Oetinger specialises in the production of recycled aluminium and is a leading supplier of aluminium alloys. The company operates two plants in southern […]
Read more28 October 2019
ASI is pleased to announce that the Japan Aluminium Association has joined as an Associations member, bringing the total number of ASI members working toward a responsible aluminium value chain to 102. Japan Aluminium Association (JAA) was established in 1947. Around 130 aluminium related companies are members of JAA. Their business fields include aluminium fabrication, […]
Read more28 October 2019
16 October 2019
ASI is pleased to announce that International Bauxite, Alumina & Aluminium Society (IBAAS) has joined as an Associations member, bringing the total number of ASI Members to 102. IBAAS was set up and registered in India in 2012 by professionals active in various fields of aluminium industry. The founders of this society worked in various […]
Read more11 October 2019
Schüco is one of the first companies in the construction sector to be certified against the ASI Performance Standard, with a focus on the material stewardship of aluminium window, door and façade systems.
Read more10 October 2019
ASI is pleased to announce that Liberty Aluminium Dunkerque has joined as Production & Tranformation member, bringing the total number of members working toward a responsible aluminium value chain to 101. About Liberty Aluminium Dunkerque Located in Northern France, the Aluminum Dunkerque plant was founded in 1991. It is the largest primary aluminium smelter in […]
Read more3 October 2019
Alcoa has successfully achieved Certification to the ASI Performance Standard for their aluminium smelting operations in Baie-Comeau, Québec, Canada.
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