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Asia recycled LDPE : Stable in thin trade  | Falling freight rates help limit downside  | A buoyant trading market requires more recycling capacity: Market participants

Asia recycled LDPE : Stable in thin trade | Falling freight rates help limit downside | A buoyant trading market requires more recycling capacity: Market participants

Feb 04, 2023

Asia recycled LDPE : Stable in thin trade- Falling freight rates help limit downside- A buoyant trading market requires more recycling
capacity: Market participantsSources said that the Asian recycled low
density polyethylene market was stable February 1st due to thin trade. Sources said that
recycling production was restricted by a lack of feedstock. Sources claimed that domestic waste produced too few good
plastics. They also suggested that the public should be educated about how to
sort and collect waste so that they can be recycled more efficiently. Many recyclers claimed that they are running at a lower
capacity than the advertised capacity because of low feedstock yield. Many countries banned imports of feedstock bales because
they are considered to be plastic waste. Many shipping lines also opposed the
transport of it, traders claimed. Sources
said...

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