EMR trims UK scrap operations on virus outbreak
Global recycler European Metal Recycling (EMR) today further scaled back its UK scrap operations in response to the coronavirus outbreak, closing several sites around the country and reducing staff at remaining locations.
EMR will only have limited operations available at 26 sites across the UK to service suppliers, who can schedule appointments to deliver material, effective today. The UK-based recycler operates 72 locations in the country, according to its website.
EMR's deep-sea ferrous dock locations at Tyne, Liverpool and Tilbury remain open.
Earlier this week, EMR closed its yards to all retail customers in order to adhere to the UK lockdown and enforce social distancing to the minimize spread of the virus.
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