Couple of quick questions on recycling terms

[bankmining]

Turned in some cans to a recycling place that was new for me and while waiting I was checking out their buy price board. In addition to #1bright copper, #1 insulated wire, clean aluminum, etc I saw a few categories I've never heard of. Anyone familiar with the term "candy copper"? There was another category just listed as "berry" .

[Robarons]

Their Industry code names for different forms of scrap. Kinda like 'Light Sweet Crude' or 'Heavy Sour Crude' oils. Sour crude has a lot of impurities like sulfur hence the the nick name.

Pewter is Ranch I think for example- dont know how they got their names though.

http://www.recycle.net/specs/gr050111.h ... lid=100029

No.1 Copper Wire shall consist of clean, uncoated, unalloyed copper wire, not smaller than 16 gauge
Equivalent to ISRI code Berry

ISRI codes are scrap terms I guess

[Thogey]

It's getting ridiculous.
My last receipt had 6 catagories of aluminum, irony, MLC, dirty, extruded ect.

I just back the truck up and let them deal with it. I'm usually satisfied.

[Robarons]

Thogey you got some ranch in your berry scrap and your candy is all wrong.