19 February 2016
Top stories in the February edition: Developing a Chain of Custody for the aluminium value chain Chain of custody, ethical and responsible sourcing, traceability, supply chain due diligence and provenance claims are among the various terms used for approaches to enhancing sustainability through markets. In particular, they refer to efforts to manage supply chains to […]
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ASI is delighted to announce that the Aluminium Association of Canada has joined as an Associations member. The Aluminium Association of Canada (AAC) is a non-profit organisation representing the Canadian primary aluminium industry towards the population, end-users, public authorities and key environmental and economic stakeholders. The AAC strives to ensure that the Canadian primary aluminium […]
Read more21 January 2016
Top stories in the January edition: ASI’s Activities and Plans for 2016 ASI’s strategic plan has characterised 2016 as a year to “Build, Test and Grow”, as part of its four year roadmap from 2015-2018. Learn more about our 2016 plans. Business Cases for Sustainability Standards: ISEAL Alliance research Why do companies from a range […]
Read more18 December 2015
ASI is delighted to welcome UC RUSAL as a new member in the Production and Transformation membership class. RUSAL is a leading, global aluminium producer and operates in 19 countries on 5 continents. The company’s main products are primary aluminium, aluminium alloys, foil and alumina. RUSAL is a completely vertically integrated aluminium company with assets right […]
Read more18 December 2015
UC RUSAL joins ASI ASI is delighted to welcome UC RUSAL as a new member in the Production and Transformation membership class. RUSAL is a leading, global aluminium producer and operates in 19 countries on 5 continents. The company’s main products are primary aluminium, aluminium alloys, foil and alumina. Read more about our newest member. ASI’s […]
Read more26 November 2015
ASI is delighted to announce the Aluminum Association as a new ASI member. The Aluminium Association represents U.S. and foreign-based primary producers of aluminum, aluminum recyclers and producers of fabricated products, as well as industry suppliers. Member companies operate approximately 180 plants in the United States, with many conducting business worldwide. The Association provides global product standards, […]
Read more24 November 2015
Alcoa joins ASI ASI is delighted to welcome Alcoa as a new member of the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative (ASI), supporting ASI’s mission to define and deliver the first global standard for aluminium sustainability. Alcoa pioneered the aluminium industry over 125 years ago, and today, with more than 60,000 people in 30 countries, is a global […]
Read more18 November 2015
ASI is pleased to welcomeA|U|F e.V. as an Associations Class member. A|U|F strongly promotes material reuse of dismantled aluminium components, building profiles, windows, doors and facades used in construction. In addition, the association aims to promote production-related profile of collecting offcuts and production-related tension remains, their treatment and reuse. The aim is an environmentally friendly […]
Read more29 October 2015
In the last month, ASI has gained 3 new members – one in the Civil Society membership class, one in the General Supporters membership class, and one new Association member. To find out more about becoming an ASI member, visit the Join ASI page on the ASI website. IUCN ASI is delighted to announce that IUCN, […]
Read more26 October 2015
IGORA has participated in the ASI Standards Setting Group (SSG) since 2013 and has now joined ASI as a member in the Associations membership class. The IGORA Cooperative for Aluminium Recycling is coordinating the recycling of aluminium packaging in Switzerland since 1989. Communication with the public, authorities, the recycling industry and retail businesses is a […]
Read more26 October 2015
ASI is pleased to announce that Regain Materials Pty Ltd has joined as the first General Supporter member. Regain provides sustainable advantages for the aluminium, cement and clay brick industries and for the environment through the safe and economic transformation of aluminium smelter waste materials, such as spent pot lining (SPL). For more information, visit […]
Read more26 October 2015
ASI is delighted to announce that IUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature, has joined ASI as its first Civil Society member. IUCN is the world’s oldest and largest global environmental organization, with almost 1,300 government and NGO Members and more than 15,000 volunteer experts in 185 countries. IUCN’s work is supported by almost 1,000 […]
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