100 illegal plastic recycling plants in Malaysia to be shut within three months
According to the Malaysian Minister of Energy, Technology, Science, Climate Change, and Environment Yeo Bee Yin, 100 illegal plastic waste recycling plants will...
Recycling Market Commentary: 11 May 2018
It was mostly a situation where the recycling market was ticking along this week, with one big exception.
The OCC market remains very strange, with...
Recycling market commentary: 16 March 2018
The market remained in the doldrums this week with participants struggling to feel enthusiastic about where the market is headed.
Although the market is quiet,...
Outlook: Plastic exports to China slump, but recovery for OCC
FROM THE 19TH JANUARY INTELLIGENCE REPORT:
The latest HMRC export data shows that the ban on imports of plastics into China has hit UK exports...
Recycling export report: paper (March 2018)
India stepped up its purchases of recovered paper grades in March, according to the latest official HMRC export data.
While China also improved in how...
Secondary Markets Commentary- 19th January 2018
FROM THE 19TH JANUARY INTELLIGENCE REPORT:
Market remains in doldrums as material struggles to move amid continuing difficult conditions
It remains difficult out there to trade...
Recycling market commentary: 20 April 2018
It is a strange market at the moment, with people searching for markets and how best to serve them.
This is reflected in the fact...
Secondary markets commentary – 2 February 2018
FROM THE 2ND FEBRUARY INTELLIGENCE REPORT:
Paper grades fell even further this week with mixed paper in particular hit hard. Plastic bottles and film also...
Recycling Market Commentary: 4 May 2018
Clearly, the news that the Chinese Government intends to suspend imports of recycled material from the United States for a month, will have a...
Secondary Markets Commentary- 12th January 2018
FROM 12TH JANUARY INTELLIGENCE REPORT:
Chinese 0.5% contamination level for paper seems to be confirmed, as markets remain quiet
An official English version of the GB...
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