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Beachwood, Ohio: REAL ALLOY announced today that it has achieved certification to the Aluminum Stewardship Initiative (ASI) Performance Standard for all of its melting and milling operations, which includes: Chicago Heights, IL; Friendly, WV; Goodyear, AZ; Loudon, TN; Mississauga, Canada; Monclova, Mexico; Morgantown, KY; Post Falls, ID; Sapulpa, OK; and two facilities in Wabash, IN. Real Alloy previously achieved the ASI Performance Standard and Chain of Custody certifications for its Coldwater, MI facilities and Beachwood, OH headquarters. Real Alloy is committed to producing low CO2 recycled aluminum from scrap and aluminum by-products for use in the aerospace, automotive, consumer packaging, extrusion and building and construction industries.

“At REAL ALLOY, sustainability is at the core of our business, beliefs and values. With our products produced from over 96% recycled materials, and a carbon intensity of only 0.38 mt CO2e / mt Al processed, we are a leader in the decarbonization efforts in North America and the world. REAL ALLOY shares ASI’s strong sense of responsibility to associates and the community. Successfully certifying all our melting and milling facilities to the ASI Performance Standard demonstrates our continuing commitment to sustainability leadership, environmental stewardship and social responsibility.”, said Terry Hogan, President and CEO of REAL ALLOY.

About REAL ALLOY

REAL ALLOY is a leader in third-party Aluminum recycling and specification alloy production. The company converts Aluminum scrap and by-products into reusable Aluminum metal for a growing number of applications across various industries including consumer packaging, automotive and aerospace. Customers can choose from an extensive range of wrought and cast Aluminum products, delivered to their door in the form of molten metal, ingots, or sows. Liquid metal offers significant advantages in terms of efficiency, CO2 prevention and cost, so REAL ALLOY employs sophisticated solutions and transport logistics to ensure a large proportion of its alloys can be delivered in this form.

The company currently operates 17 facilities – strategically located across North America– to serve customers and support a customer-driven approach to Aluminum recycling and metal supply.