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SCG International Strengthens Aluminum Scrap Supply Chain

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Aluminum Scrap Sustainable Supply Chain

Our Industrial Supply team, led by Mr. Rachata Pradupsripeth, recently visited Novelis, one of the world’s leading aluminum producers and recyclers, to deepen collaboration and explore new sourcing and material opportunities.

With over a decade of partnership, SCG International continues to support Novelis through a reliable UBC scrap supply network, strict quality assurance, and end-to-end logistics solutions from Thailand and ASEAN to Busan Port.

The discussions also opened doors for expanding into new materials and developing new sourcing networks in other countries.

This engagement reflects our commitment to delivering reliable, high-quality, and sustainable materials to global customers while strengthening our role in the international recycling value chain.

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Aluminum Scrap Sustainable Supply Chain

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