Noranda has over 50 years of experience in the recycling industry and is one of the world's largest recyclers of electronic components and a major recycler of secondary copper, nickel, gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and lead. Approximately 15% (150,000 tonnes) of the raw material feed for our copper smelter operations is from recyclable materials.

• TOP 5 REASONS TO DO BUSINESS WITH NORANDA RECYCLING
• Experience and knowledge
• Sampling integrity
• Fully accountable
• Full service and fully integrated recycler
• Financial stability and Environmental commitment
• NORANDA'S RECYCLING HISTORY
• 1927 Horne copper mine and copper smelter developed
• 1931 CCR Refinery completed
• 1976 Increased focus on recycling and secondary feeds as Horne mine closes
• 1984 Noranda acquired Micro Metallics
• 1988 Patents received for Noranda Sampler
• 1997 Strategic alliance with Hewlett Packard. Separation plant built in Roseville, CA
• 2000 Second material separation plant brought on line in LaVergne, TN
• 2003 Third material separation plant started up in Brampton, Ontario, Canada
• 2003 Noranda Inc reorganized recycling business unit, renaming Micro Metallics to Noranda Recycling Inc.
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