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Austrian recycling body joins EDA

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The Austrian Construction Materials Recycling Association (Österreichischer Baustoff-Recycling Verband, BRV) has become the newest member of the European Demolition Association (EDA).

Austrian Construction Materials Recycling Association (BRV) logo.jpg The BRV has been in existence for more than 30 years and now has 60 members

Established in 1990 by 14 businesses, the BRV is “a voluntary association of recycling companies and represents the interests of the construction material recycling industry”.

It now has 60 members, acts nationwide and across industrial sectors. It envisions itself as a contact for private and public customers, federal authorities, provinces, municipalities and special associations in construction material recycling.

Membership is open to enterprises producing recycled construction material or acting in the area of separation, sorting and reuse of recycled construction material; legal representatives of the construction industry; and others willing to encourage the objectives and purposes of the Associations through associate membership.

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