Aluminium cans boost jobs in South Africa

October 1, 2013

The conversion in South Africa from tinplate to aluminium beverage cans will boost the domestic scrap metals and recycling industry by up to R200 million (US$20m), says canmaking firm Nampak Bevcan.

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