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Nature of Business

Export of Iron ore and Iron Scrap. Import of Cement, Steel and Allied Products

Countries of Operation

U.S.A, Turkey, Italy, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, China, Canada, Brazil, and Mexico
About Global Metal

The global trade in iron and steel scrap has become a critical component of the recycling industry, playing a vital role in the production of new steel and contributing to sustainable practices worldwide. Our company is dedicated to the export of high-quality iron and steel scrap maintaining ISRI considered free of alloying elements and the residual alloying elements not exceeding Nickle .45%, Chromium .20% , Molybdenum .10% and Manganese 1.65% , The combined residuals other than manganese shall not exceed a total of 0.60 percent. Catering global reputed manufacturers looking for reliable sources of raw materials.

About us

Our Services

At GLOBAL METAL, we specialize exclusively in providing export services for iron and steel scrap. With a deep understanding of the market dynamics and strong relationships with international Manufacturers’, we ensure that our clients receive top-notch materials while adhering to industry regulations and standards. Our services include:
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Import Services

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Import Services

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Export Services

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Export Services

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Industry We Work

The iron scrap industry plays a crucial role in the global metal recycling market, contributing to environmental sustainability and the circular economy. Iron scrap, derived from various sources such as industrial waste, old vehicles, and construction debris, is essential for producing new metal products.

Exports of Iron Scrap

Exports of Iron Scrap

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Exports of Iron Scrap

The United States, Russia, and the European Union are major exporters of iron scrap, capitalizing on their abundant supply and advanced recycling technologies.
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Imports of Iron Scrap

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Imports of Iron Scrap

Many countries, particularly those with limited iron ore resources, heavily rely on imported scrap for steel production. Nations like Turkey, India, and South Korea are notable importers.

Why Choose Us?

Quality Assurance

We prioritize quality, sourcing only the best grades of scrap metal to ensure our clients receive reliable and durable materials.

Competitive Pricing

Through strategic partnerships and bulk sourcing, we offer competitive pricing to make our services accessible to a wide range of buyers.

Expert Team

Our experienced team is well-versed in the complexities of international trade, providing personalized service and guidance throughout the import and export process.

Sustainability Focus

By promoting the recycling of iron and steel scrap, we contribute to environmental sustainability and the reduction of carbon footprints in the steel production process.
We are Dedicated
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If you are an Indian buyer looking to import or export iron and steel scrap, [Your Company Name] is here to facilitate your needs. We are committed to providing exceptional service, ensuring that your experience with us is smooth and satisfactory. Contact us today to discuss how we can support your requirements and contribute to your success in the recycling industry.
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Step-by-Step

Work Process for Importing & Exporting

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Step 1

Market Research & Analysis

Identify Target Markets

Research potential countries for importing or exporting iron scrap based on demand, pricing, and regulations.

Analyze Trends

Stay updated on market trends, steel demand, and scrap prices globally to make informed trading decisions.
Step 2

Sourcing and Supplier Selection

Identify Suppliers

Find reliable suppliers for iron scrap (for exports) or reputable vendors (for imports).

Request Quotes

Obtain pricing, quality specifications, and minimum order quantities from multiple suppliers.

Evaluate Quality

If importing, assess the quality of scrap through samples or certifications.
Step 3

Compliance and Documentation

Understand Regulations

Familiarize yourself with import/export regulations, tariffs, and environmental laws in both the exporting and importing countries.

Documentation Prep

Prepare necessary documentation, including:
  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list
  • Bill of lading
  • Certificate of origin
  • Import/export licenses
  • Any additional certifications (e.g., quality standards)
Step 4

Negotiation and Agreement

Negotiate Terms

Discuss and agree on pricing, payment terms, delivery schedules, and shipping methods with suppliers or buyers.

Formalize Agreements

Create a contract or purchase agreement outlining the terms and conditions of the trade.
Step 5

Logistics and Shipping

Arrange Transportation

Coordinate logistics for shipping iron scrap, whether by sea, air, or land.

Customs Clearance

Work with freight forwarders to handle customs documentation, duties, and clearance processes.

Insurance

Consider insuring shipments to protect against loss or damage during transit.
Step 6

Delivery and Inspection

Track Shipments

Monitor the shipping process and provide updates to customers or suppliers.

Inspect Incoming Shipments

Upon delivery, inspect the iron scrap to ensure it meets the agreed-upon specifications and quality.
Step 7

Payment Processing

Collect Payments

Process payments according to the agreed terms, whether it’s upfront, upon delivery, or through letters of credit.

Handle Invoices

Issue invoices for exports or manage payments for imports, ensuring timely transactions.
Step 8

Customer Relationship Management

Maintain Relationships

Build and nurture relationships with suppliers and customers for future business opportunities.

Feedback and Improvement

Solicit feedback on quality and service to improve operations and customer satisfaction.
Step 9

Reinvestment and Strategy Review

Analyze Performance

Evaluate the success of trades in terms of profit margins, efficiency, and customer satisfaction.

Adjust Strategy

Based on performance reviews, adapt sourcing strategies, market focus, or trading practices to enhance future success.

By following these steps, a trader can effectively navigate the complexities of the iron scrap import and export process while maximizing opportunities in the market. If you need further details or specific examples, feel free to ask!

Work Process

Easy Steps to Get Start!

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Market Research and Analysis
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Sourcing and Supplier Selection
3 Compliance and Documentation
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Compliance and Documentation
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Negotiation and Agreement
5 Logistics and Shipping
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Logistics and Shipping
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Delivery and Inspection
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Payment Processing
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Customer Relationship Management
9 Reinvestment and Strategy Review
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Reinvestment and Strategy Review
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" Their engineers are quick to onboard and have contributed to multiple project rollouts. Besides high-quality work, the team values a thriving customer-forward culture."
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