Plastics such as PET bottles and HDPE Natural 95/5 baled remained stable, while LDPE 98/2 fell by £40 per tonne, according to last week’s Intelligence report.
Paper saw a decrease in price as ONP fell by £14, while OCC increased by £4.
Mixed paper remained unchanged.
In ferrous metals, there was a £10 per tonne increase across all grades.
Non-ferrous metals rose as copper was up by £500 and brass by £250 per tonne.
Aluminium saw no change in price.
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