Fizmet

Who We Are

15 +

Years Of Experience

500 +

Traders Connected Worldwide

We Are FIZMET International

Welcome to Fizmet International, your trusted metal scrap and recycling partner. With a rich history dating back to 2008 under the name Al-Mufaddal Impex, we have been at the forefront of facilitating global connections between suppliers and buyers in the recycling sector. At Fizmet International, we understand the importance of sourcing the right materials for your business. With years of experience in the industry, we have established a vast network of suppliers, enabling us to provide our clients with a diverse range of options to meet their specific needs.

Why Choose Us?

Global Reach
Commitment to Excellence
Sustainability Focus

What Sets Us Apart

Experience
Reliability
Exceptional Team

About Fizmet International

Our Mission &
Vision

Our Impact to Recycling Industry

Check Out Our Products

Aluminium Scrap

Copper Scrap

Zinc

Lead

Brass

Ferrous

Miscellaneous

How we work

Supplier Connections

We assist suppliers in reaching a wider market and connecting with potential buyers to maximize their business opportunities.

Buyer Sourcing

For buyers seeking quality metal scrap products, we provide access to a diverse range of suppliers, ensuring they find the perfect match for their requirements.

Negotiation Support

Our team offers expert negotiation support to ensure fair and mutually beneficial deals for both suppliers and buyers.

Recycling Issues Arise — Your Role in the Solution

PROBLEM

Inconsistent labels on bins are causing public confusion about recycling and resulting in millions of tons of garbage being thrown in recycling bins. Garbage thrown in recycling bins is causing a crisis for recycling in the U.S. (Read this USA Today article to learn more)

SOLUTION

The good news is that the non-profit society-wide standardized labels for bins are the #1 solution to help people recycle properly and therefore the standardized labels are the #1 solution to fix U.S. recycling. The standardized labels are proven to increase recycling levels 50-400%.

These facts might make you think twice about what you throw away:

Recycling a single aluminium can will save enough energy to power a TV for up to three hours or an iPod for up to twenty hours.
Recycling a single glass bottle will save enough energy to power a laptop for half an hour.
Recycling a single plastic bottle will save enough energy to power a lightbulb for three hours or more.
It takes fifty times more energy to make a battery than the finished product produces.
Recycling everything you could in your kitchen recycling bins could power a TV for six months, plenty of time to watch GOT!
Recycling five plastic bottles creates enough insulating fibre to fill a ski jacket.
It is believed that 50% of all food waste is still edible, and could be ‘recycled’ through food banks, charities, and making animal feed.
It takes a hundred buckets of water to create just one loaf of bread and six buckets of water to grow one potato.
50% of the food waste we throw in the bin could be composted.
As much as 80% of the things we throw away could be recycled.
Even cars can be recycled, with up to 80% of the vehicle being reused.
More than 15% of the money we spend on products pays for packaging – most of which ends up in the dustbin.

Eco-Facts

Recycling Industry Facts

Tin / Can

Every three months, Americans throw enough aluminum in the landfills to build our nation’s entire commercial air fleet.
The average person has the opportunity to recycle more than 25,000 cans in a lifetime.
Recycling a single aluminum can saves enough energy to power a TV for three hours.
It requires 95% less energy and water to recycle a can than it does to create a can from virgin materials.

Paper

Americans throw away enough office paper each year to build a 12 foot high wall from Seattle to NY (a new wall every year).
Making paper from recycled paper reduces the related contribution to air pollution 95%.
Recycling a stack of newspaper just 3 feet high saves one tree.
More than 37% of the fiber used to make new paper products in the U.S. comes from recycled sources.

Plastic

Five plastic bottles (PET) recycled provides enough fiber to create one square feet of carpet or enough fiber fill to fill one ski jacket.
Americans throw away 2.5 million plastic bottles every hour.
Recycling one ton of plastic bottles saves the equivalent energy usage of a two person household for one year.