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The latest plastics recycling news

Natural HDPE bale prices break long upward trend
After climbing high into record territory, the price of natural high-density polyethylene bales dropped over the past month.
Chemical recycling firms see growth, feds examine sector
ExxonMobil will build a scrap plastic processing facility on the Gulf Coast, and the Government Accountability Office weighs in on chemical recycling technologies. These are a couple recent developments in chemical recycling, sometimes called “advanced recycling.”
Pollution impacts are just a piece of environmental justice
Carlton Waterhouse, a key U.S. EPA waste official, says moving toward a circular economy is not enough. Instead, society needs a “circular economy for all.”
Reclaimer launches next stage of facility buildout
PreZero US will commission an LDPE recycling line at its South Carolina facility, as part of the next phase of the company’s development.
Recycling labeling debate primed to heat up nationally
As California regulators gear up to write statewide guidelines for which products are “recyclable,” analysts say the process – spurred by recent legislation – will have national impacts.
Mixed-plastics processor enters end-market sector
North American reclaimer EFS-plastics has acquired a plastic products manufacturer, a move the companies say will increase their recycling and production capacity.
Move sets up growth for recycling test lab
Plastics Forming Enterprises may have only moved about seven miles away, but the larger new space enables significant growth in service capabilities and capacity, company leaders said in an interview.

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