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Name the product that you wish to source, GEM International UK will procure, negotiate and supply to any destination on your behalf.

Aluminium
Aluminium is the most heavily produced and consumed non-ferrous metal in the world. Its low density and malleability has been recognised and championed by the industrial world.

Steel
A galvanized high strength steel wire for use in stranded steel core of an aluminum conductor, steel reinforced is disclosed.

Copper
One of the ‘original’ metals, copper shared an era of history with tin as a fundamental component of the Bronze Age. However, its primary properties in modern-times are its electrical conductivity and heat-transfer abilities making it invaluable for use in the building construction and electrical industries. Copper’s malleability, strength and corrosion resistant qualities also make it an excellent alloying agent for the production of intricate shapes – particularly in brass and bronze.

PVC
An immensely versatile material, PVC is used to make products such as pipes, films, windows, packaging and floorings. It is strong, light, durable and cheap to make. But making PVC involves chlorine chemistry and can produce by-products such as dioxins. Heavy metals are used to stabilise PVC during processing, and plasticisers – such as phthalates – are used to make products flexible.

Fish Feed
Rising global demand for fish has increased the pressure to harvest more fish, to the point where all 17 of the world’s major fishing areas have either reached or exceeded their limits. Atlantic stocks of cod, haddock and blue-fin tuna are all seriously depleted, while in the Pacific, anchovies, salmon and halibut are all being over-fished. Aquaculture, or fish farming, reduces pressure on wild stocks and now accounts for nearly 20% of world harvest.

Specific Product Sourcing
Name the product that you wish to source, GEM International UK will procure, negotiate and supply to any destination on your behalf.