Pursuing sustainability in commodity trading
Khaitan International prides itself on a strong network of loyal suppliers and customers
THE rise of sustainability bodes well for international commodity trading house Khaitan International, which aspires to build sustainable business models that support its goal of recycling, and promote the transition to a waste-free circular economy.
Of the three main categories of commodities in which Khaitan is involved, the largest is the metals and scraps category. This accounts for about half of its business, with lead as the top metal.
Through its subsidiary Maptrasco, the company buys scrap metal from scrapyards …
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