Stay ahead with the latest scrap metal news, market trends, and expert analysis, plus how ScrapRight helps you capitalize on every opportunity.
A new Kentucky bill would require scrap dealers to photograph IDs, vehicles, plates and material, and upload to a state database within two days. Here's what's coming, and how ScrapRight already handles it.
Read Full ArticleA new bill would require scrap yards to photograph copper purchases and upload them to a police database. Here's what it means for your yard, and how ScrapRight keeps you compliant.
LeadsOnline integration, Tag & Hold, and a complete audit trail keep your yard compliant. Read more →
The April 2026 issue highlights ScrapRight's transition to our next generation of family leadership and our continued commitment to customer-first values.
Family-owned, customer-driven. Meet the next generation carrying the mission forward. Read more →
ScrapRight is headed to ReMA 2026 at Mandalay Bay, April 13–16. Visit us at Booth 2219 and catch our Safety First demo on the main stage Tuesday afternoon.
Texas SB 1646 creates new felony charges for copper and brass theft from critical infrastructure, and puts stricter compliance requirements on metal recyclers.
Business category filters, licensed-seller controls, and on-demand transaction reports keep you audit-ready. Read more →
The US imported 1.4 million tons of refined copper in 2025 amid tariff uncertainty. Here's how to stay competitive when markets move fast.
Fast pricing adjustments and a website pricing widget help you stay competitive. Read more →
Cash is king in scrap, but Denver just banned cash payments for metal purchases. The goal is theft prevention, but some say it hurts the community.
ScrapRight offers pay-to-debit card solutions, ready for the cashless future. Read more →
