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Asian Recycled HPPE: Prices remain stable despite thin trade  | Buyers set a limit on the amount of bids they place based on prime grades  | Weak Demand before the Lunar New Year

Asian Recycled HPPE: Prices remain stable despite thin trade | Buyers set a limit on the amount of bids they place based on prime grades | Weak Demand before the Lunar New Year

Jan 07, 2023

Asian Recycled HPPE: Prices remain stable despite thin
trade- Buyers set a limit on the amount of bids they place
based on prime grades- Weak Demand before the Lunar New YearDue to weak demand before the Lunar New
Year, Asian recycled high-density polyethylene prices remained stable on Jan.
4. Traders said
that resin consumers around the world who do not have to comply with mandated
recycling targets are likely to continue to prefer more competitive virgin
grades. Sources said that recycled trades
were rare due to a lack of waste collection and unprofitable recycling, as well
as a lack of mandates. China-based buyers
set a limit on bids based on the prime polyethylene grades. However,
international sellers stated that recycled pellets to Europe were more
expensive than prime prices because European buyers had...

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