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Asia recycled LDPE prices remain stable despite thin trade  |  Final Packaging Prices remain stable  |  Recycled demand is stifled by cheap prime-grade resin

Asia recycled LDPE prices remain stable despite thin trade | Final Packaging Prices remain stable | Recycled demand is stifled by cheap prime-grade resin

Nov 10, 2022

Asia recycled LDPE prices remain stable despite thin
trade-  Final
Packaging Prices remain stable-  Recycled
demand is stifled by cheap prime-grade resinIn spite of thin trading Nov. 9, Asian
recycled low-density polyethylene prices remained stable every day despite a
weak market. Sources
said that the decline in prices for prime-grade material has made it less
popular. This is due to weak demand. Even
though commodity prices have fallen, finished product manufacturers said that
they don't buy resins. This means that packaging suppliers still need to
provide inflation relief. Due to low
demand and recessionary woes, the near-term outlook on prime polyethylene was
negative. The R-PE market prices have also
declined, though at a slower rate. The
downside of recycled PE was limited by the low prices at the regional level,
falling freight rates, and the...

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