Two material streams, export-ready.
Everything is graded and documented to the standard overseas mills and smelters expect.
- Ferrous
- Steel and iron
- Non-ferrous
- Copper, aluminium, brass and zinc
- Handling
- Grading, weighing and container loading
- Documents
- Certificates of origin and customs paperwork
- Departure
- Port Botany (Sydney), Melbourne and Brisbane
- Destinations
- Seven ports across six countries
Ferrous Scrap
Steel and iron scrap sourced, graded and consolidated into export-ready shipments for overseas mills.
Non-Ferrous Scrap
Copper, aluminium, brass and zinc, sorted to the grades international buyers and smelters require.
Export Documentation
Customs paperwork, certificates of origin and shipping documentation handled end to end.
Container Logistics
Loading, weighing and port handling coordinated with freight partners for reliable transit. Departing from Port Botany, Port of Melbourne and Port of Brisbane.
Australian ports, export lanes worldwide.
From Australian ports, ferrous and non-ferrous shipments move into processing markets across Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America — coordinated end to end with our affiliated network in India.
Departing Australia via Port Botany, Port of Melbourne and Port of Brisbane.
Every export is a tonne that stays out of the ground.
Global demand for steel, copper and aluminium keeps growing, and recycled scrap is one of the fastest ways to meet that demand without mining more ore. Exporting scrap to markets with the processing capacity to reuse it — rather than stockpiling or landfilling it locally — is a direct, practical contribution to that goal.
This is also why the affiliation with a global recycling partner in India matters: it connects Australian-sourced scrap to processing markets that are actively scaling up recycled-metal capacity, rather than routing material through longer, less transparent chains.
In affiliation with a global metal recycling company based in India — giving Meta Recycling Solutions a direct line into established overseas processing capacity and buyer networks for the scrap we export from Australia.