Bales of curbside plastics have experienced notable price increases this month, with natural HDPE again hitting a record high.
Bales of curbside plastics have experienced notable price increases this month, with natural HDPE again hitting a record high.
The author argues that post-industrial plastics recycling yields important environmental benefits and can help overcome challenges in post-consumer plastics recycling. | mofaez/Shutterstock
The past month has been marked by value boosts for recovered PET, HDPE and PP materials.
Prices for recovered plastics increased across the board during the past month, with natural high-density polyethylene bales notching another record.
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As the year comes to a close, the price of natural high-density polyethylene bales notched another record. Color HDPE also continues to climb.
The average price of natural HDPE bales have reached another record high this month. Continue Reading
