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Asia recycled LDPE: Stable amid thin trade / Undersupplied recycled HDPE film dampens trade / Country-specific waste export bans affecting recyclers to obtain fresh scrap

Apr 18, 2022

Asia recycled LDPE: Stable amid thin trade ■Undersupplied recycled HDPE film dampens trade ■Country-specific waste export bans affecting recyclers to obtain fresh scrapPrices of Asian recycled
low-density polyethylene were stable on April 13, despite few trades and news
about an import ban for some recycled plastic bales in certain countries in the
region. Sources said that scrap shortage was caused by high freight
costs and low recycling rates. Sources
said that there was not enough domestic collection or recycling infrastructure
to meet the demand from the West. Sources
said that some countries have imposed complete bans on imports of recycled
plastic bales and flakes to their country. This is in response to the growing
waste problem. Sources say that Southeast
Asia imports primarily recycled scrap from the US and Australia, and Japan.
However, recent...

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