Ferrous Processing & Trading supports responsible and high-quality non-ferrous scrap metal recycling within the United States. Scrap metal recycling encompasses processing techniques for a diverse array of metal products including ferrous and non-ferrous metals.  Non-ferrous scrap metal material includes aluminum, copper, lead, tin, nickel, zinc, and others.  Non-ferrous metal is one of the few materials that does… Read more »

Ferrous Processing & Trading answers common questions about scrap metal recycling within industrial and manufacturing industries. Scrap metal recycling is now an integral process for manufacturing and industrial companies.  Businesses are looking for more and more efficient ways to manage their scrap metal waste and are looking to the experts to help create a cost-effective and sustainable… Read more »

Ferrous Processing & Trading proudly delivers high-quality scrap metal re-melting products to customers nationwide. Detroit, MI 2013 – Ferrous Processing & Trading (FPT) partners with clients nationwide to supply high-value specialty re-melting products for steel making and foundry customers.  Annually, FPT brokers an average of 28 million tons of scrap metal.  FPT uses a combination of innovative… Read more »

Scrap metal recycling services are provided by Ferrous Processing & Trading (FPT) to support commercial, industrial, and individual clients.  Although scrap metal recycling is a growing industry, we understand that many people still pose the question, “Why Recycle?”  The following is our answer to this common query: Why Recycle? Benefits to the Environment – Recycling scrap metal helps to decrease land… Read more »

Ferrous Processing & Trading is committed to supporting the highest level of customer service to help prevent scrap metal theft throughout the United States. Ferrous Processing & Trading is committed to supporting industry and government agencies in preventing the rise of metal theft within the United States.  Metal thefts have been reported throughout the country… Read more »