Copper scrap for import-export trade, offered in Barley Copper, Berry Copper and Birch Cliff grades as compressed, strapped bales. Barley Copper is bright, tangled copper wire pressed into dense bales. Berry Copper bales combine lengths of copper tube with wire, held by black straps and a tag. Birch Cliff bales hold mixed, darker copper wire with a varied surface. Copper scrap serves as feedstock for remelting and recycling into new copper products. It forms part of a scrap trade from Ludhiana, Punjab that also covers SS, HMS 1, HMS 2, brass, ferrous and non-ferrous metals.