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This is the repository archive of unsorted documents from the old EUROFER website, retained here so they are available if needed for historical or research reasons.

You can access the publications from the old website here. They are unsorted, though they have the year of their publication appended to their names for easy reference. They include annual reports for past years, past European Steel in Figures guides and past manifestos, among other superannuated publications.

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2000 AnnualReportFinal A Green Deal on Steel 1993 SteelAndFireSafety 1999 ZincRecycling 1999 HealthEffectsofStainlessSteels 1999 SteelShapingTheFuture 2002 AnnualReport 1999 RoadmapForResearchPriorities 2003 AnnualReport 1999 AnnualReportFinal 2000 10EuropSteelIndClimateChanges 2001 AnnualReport 2003 Transport 2004 AnnualReport 2002 NetEURes 2004 EUsteelTchPlat 2004 NiCrFeEnviInteraction 2006 AnnualReport 2005 AnnualReportLQ 2006 SRAShort 2005 AnnualReportHQ 2007 ClimateChange 2005 SRAShort 2007 AnnualReport 2005 SRAfull 2005 SteelOnTheMove 2006 SRAFull 2007 EDPDishwasher 2007 EDPFloor 2007 EDPRoof 2009 April 28 REACH Position Paper on Carbon and Steel Cast Iron 2007 EDPTWB 2007 SteelFlowsLQ 2008 October 10 REACH Position Paper on Iron Oxides and Mill Scales 2008 October 28 REACH Position Paper on Iron Ore Pellets and Sinter 2008 November 04 REACH Position paper on impurities 2008 November 24 REACH Position Paper on the status of the temposary mechanical processing layers e.g. oils on coils 2007 IPP Final Report 2008 AnnualReport 2008 ESF 2009 September 04 REACH Position paper on zinc dross 2009 AnnualReport 2009 manifesto 2009 ESF 2010 AnnualReport 2010 January 22 REACH Position Paper on Substances in a Steel Bath 2010 November 26 REACH Position Paper on the registration duties for downstream users of multi-constituent substances (MCS) in the steel industry 2010 manifesto 2010 ESF 2011 AnnualReport 2011 EUROFERAutomotiveSeminar 2011 ESF 2012 AnnualReport 2012 Eurometaux EUROFERRecyclingRatesforMetals 2013 BCG Steel Contribution May 2013 CoakingCoalFC 201310 EuroferParliamentMagSupplement 2012 ESF 201403 Manifesto 2013 Roadmap 201405 AnnualReport 2013 LEEDfc 2013 IronOreFC 2013 SteelRecycling 201406 Manifesto2014 EP 201405 ESF 201505 AnnualReport 201505 ESF 201510 Eurofer supplement 2015 W O PMagz 201605 AnnualReport 201606 Ecofys 2016 Carbon costs for the steel sector in Europe post2020 updateJune2016 201701 Joint Industry renewed call for measuring real recycling rates 9 1 17 201605 ESF 201705 AnnualReport 201705 SteelFigures

Published: 01 January 2000

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