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Tariff uncertainty leads us recycled plastics market to become cautious
Affected by regulatory policy uncertainty, logistics costs, and tight supply, buyer behavior in different resin categories in the U.S. recycled plastics market has changed, leading to divergent price trends. ICIS analysis indicates that some niche ma
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Small baler helps small waste generators achieve flexible plastic recycling
The new compact baler network fills a critical gap in the flexible plastic recycling sector, making waste collection economically viable for small and medium-sized commercial waste generators nationwide. The Alliance to End Plastic Waste has partnere
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Braskem And Lallemand Launch Renewable Bioacetone For The Plastics Industry
Braskem and Lallemand have launched a biobased acetone production platform for the corn ethanol industry, providing a direct substitute for fossil-based acetone used in the plastics sector. After five years of collaboration, the two parties developed
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Pirelli, Pyrum, Synthos, and BASF Join Forces to Transform Waste Tires into Recycled Materials
The project collects end-of-life and waste tires across Germany, sourcing them from Driver retail stores, various motorsport events, and the Pirelli Breuberg plant as raw materials for the integrated recycling process. Pyrum uses a pyrolysis process
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U.K.-India Free Trade Agreement Officially Takes Effect, but PET and Recycled PET Import Tariffs Remain Unchanged
The UK-India Free Trade Agreement (UK-India FTA) has now entered into force, but the UK’s countervailing duties on imports of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) products from India remain unchanged. On July 17, the UK government announced that t
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PureCyle Technology Company Joins with Partners to Promote Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene Film Containing Recycled Content in Japan
PureCycle Technologies, a plastics recycling specialist based in Orlando, Florida, announced that it has formed a strategic partnership with RM TOHCELLO, one of the world’s largest producers of biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) film, as well as
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[Weekly Recycled ABS Plant Updates] Insufficient Waste Electronics Feedstock Supply, Multiple Plants Undergoing Concentrated Maintenance
This week, the operating rate of the recycled ABS industry was 38.9%, down 2.7 percentage points from the previous week, as shortages of feedstock from dismantled waste household appliances combined with concentrated maintenance weighed on overall ou
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[Recycled PVC Weekly Plant Dynamics] Environmental Inspection Wraps Up As Work Resumes, Rigid Recycled Production Lines Restart Slightly
This week, the overall operating rate of recycled PVC was 33.6%, up slightly by 1.2 percentage points week-on-week. In the previous period, more than 60% of the small and medium-sized recycled PVC granulation plants in Hebei and Henan, North China, w
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[recycling pe weekly facility update] agricultural film recycling line undergoes major overhaul, local equipment failures tighten spot supply
This week, the overall operating rate of domestic recycled PE was 45.2%, down 1.8 percentage points week-on-week. The off-season for agricultural film dragged down the operating rate of the recycled LDPE segment to just 40.8%. Tianjin’s 100,000-ton/y
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Weakening Bottle Chip Futures, Recycled PET Demand Softly Consolidates
Today, the domestic recycled PET market was generally stable but slightly weak, with transactions mainly consisting of sporadic rigid-demand orders and limited market fluctuations. In terms of prices (ex-factory, excluding tax), East China pure whit
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