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Asian Recycled LLDPE: muted trading amid year end lull / Prices remain stable over the past week / SE Asia recyclers struggle to meet demand amid US scrap shortage

Asian Recycled LLDPE: muted trading amid year end lull / Prices remain stable over the past week / SE Asia recyclers struggle to meet demand amid US scrap shortage

Dec 09, 2024

In the week ending Dec. 4, the Asian recycled low density film pellets market remained stable as the trading was muted due to the end-of-year lull. Asian recycled low-density polyethylene natural film Pellets were stable for the week on Dec.4 at $730/mt F.O.B. Southeast Asia. The demand remained sluggish, as buyers waited and watched amid geopolitical uncertainty. On the other hand, supply tightness was reported to be easing. SE Asia polyethylene recycling companies have struggled this year due to the low US scrap supply as well as import regulations. Asia is a crucial export market for US recycled LDPE, which is used in Asia to make products like plastic bags, film wrappings and agricultural films. Sources claim that this is changing, as more LDPE producers are opening up in the...

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