The future of plastic recycling: an interview with Surendra Borad Patawari
18-November 2019
Article in Reusable packaging News
Article in Reusable packaging News
Article Published in Waste & Recycling ME_Sep-Oct-2019
Date: October 7th 2019
Low prime prices knock embattled secondary markets
Article in Waste & Recycling ME_ July-August-2019
Mr Surendra Patawari joins board of the alliance to end plastic waste
May 20th 2019
India E-waste Scenario 2019 by Surendra Borad Patawari – Gemini Corporation NV Belgium
May 2019
9th of April 2019 Los Angeles CA, USA
24 – 29 April 2019
May 1st 2019
February 2019
December, 2018
November 2018
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25 October 2018
24 October 2018 Dubai
10 October 2018
5 -7 October 2018
September, 2018
6 August 2018
28 June 2018
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28 May, 2018
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10 May, 2018
18 April, 2018
Venue: Mandalay Bay Resort, Las Vegas
10 March, 2018
07 March, 2018
Venue:Belfry Resort, Sutton Coldfield -United Kingdom
18 January , 2018
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Date: Jan 2018
Venue:Hotel Grand Hyatt, GOA, INDIA
17 November, 2017
15 November, 2017
19 October, 2017
15 September, 2017
Day, July 21st 2017 (Friday)
Venue: The Gateway Hotel, Visakhapatnam, A.P., India
“Turkey is too dominant in MENA for scrap and no one can compete with it”
(read full article)
www.metalexpert.com
Day 1, April 11 2017 (Tuesday)
16:00 – 17:30 Session 4: Raw Materials and Metallics Market
Award received by Mr. Yogesh Pareek
Award received by Mr. Surendra Patawari (CEO)
Published in Recycling International 2017
‘Scrap is nothing to be ashamed of,’ declared Gemini Corporation founder Surendra Patawari most passionately at the Metals Recycling Association of India. (read full story)
Mr. Surendra Patawari (CEO)
Published in NRI Achievers December 19th 2016
With mankind today desperately seeking a viable and sustainable blueprint for the future, one of the spotlights is currently on managing the monumental quantum of ‘waste’ generated by human society that has been rapidly industrialising for the past two centuries. ‘Waste management’ has thus become one of the key catchphrases of late, on which the very future of healthy living for humankind and its myriad co-travellers on this blue marble of our planet pivots upon. It was indeed time we looked upon ways and means of utilising our accumulated ‘trash’ as a rather ‘un-natural’ resource. Drivers for this are diminishing resources, environmental fallouts of new products and ‘green’ legislation, particularly in the automotive, electronic and packaging sectors. Findling value in human-created materials like end-of-life plastics, some pioneers have evolved a global trade in such materials in recent years. One such global enterprise trading in recycled plastics is Gemini Corporation. It’s founder and President, Surendra Patawari, an Indian, is a leading figure in solid-waste management. NRI Achievers profiles him, his inspirational work and his personality facets in Dossier this issue … (read full article)
Attended by Mr. Surendra Patawari (CEO)
Mr. Ved Prakash (Director – Steel Division)
was invited as a speaker
Policymakers are convinced more plastic can be recycled, but the public has been slower to come around.(read full story)
The direction of markets for secondary plastics is hard to discern.
In Recycling Today Global Edition
November 9th 2016
BIR Meeting Amsterdam 28 October 2016
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Interview of
Mr. Ved Prakash (Director – Steel Division)
Published in Steel360 India Magazine, June 2016 Edition.
Steel 360 gathered inputs on price, import and export of global scrap business from Mr Ved Prakash, Director, Steel Division, Gemini Corporation NV, Belgium
05 November, 2015
03 November, 2015
20 December , 2014
25 September, 2014