Asia recycled LDPE : Prices stable despite thin trade- Insufficient feedstock slows down production- Recycled pellets are more expensive than primeThin trading meant that the Asian recycled
low density plasticethylene market was stable during the week to February 22. Sources claimed that
recycling efforts were hindered by low good waste availability. Sources claimed that the cost to turn bales into pellets and
flakes was more than $300/mt. This makes the pellet more expensive than the
original product. It has also made it uneconomical. Sellers said that most recycling was bespoke and domestic
production was limited to a very limited extent. Asian recycled low-density polyethylene natural film pellets
are stable day to day but down $20/mt weekly at $990/mt FOB Southeast Asia
February 22.Asian Recycled LDPE Daily Rationale









Asian recycled low-density polyethylene
natural film pellets...