The trade of scrap metal is an evergreen business providing glorious returns for the fortunate opportunist, as well as rewarding wise investment. As a commodity trade, the sale of scrap metal relies on various socio-political and economic externalities that fall well out with the sphere of influence of the market. However, unlike other commodities, the trade in scrap is somewhat more stable, and of course is purposeful to boot, ensuring its steady status as a useful business asset and essential raw material. Having said that, embarking into the world of scrap metal trade is something that many organisations almost fall into; a sort of by-product of secondary sector manufacturing, which proves profitable, even as a subsidiary revenue stream. But why is this the rule, View the rest of this article
Sunday, August 26, 2007
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