According to the data monitoring of business news agency, the average ex-factory price of LLDPE (7042) in East China was 7,850.00 RMB/ ton on January 31 and 7,983.33 RMB/ ton on February 3, up 1.70% during the period and 1.27% compared with January 1. The average ex-factory price of LDPE (2426H) in East China was 10,712.50 RMB/ ton on January 31 and 10,812.50 RMB/ ton on February 3, with an increase of 0.93% and a decrease of 2.81% compared with January 1. The average ex-factory price of HDPE (5000S) in East China was 8,033.33 RMB/ ton on January 31 and 8,200.00 RMB/ ton on February 3, up 2.07% and 0.41% compared with January 1. In January, three kinds of polyethylene spot showed a trend of first falling and then rising. According to the data monitoring of toodudu, in the first ten days of January, the decline of LDPE in East China was the most obvious, with a decline rate of about 400 RMB/ ton. HDPE in East China fell about 200 RMB/ ton, while LLDPE in East China fell by the least, a...

According to the monitoring of Todudu Product Market Analysis System, the price of domestic LLDPE (7042) was RMB 8,028 per ton on June 16th, and the average price was RMB 8,042 per ton on June 25th. During the same period, the stock price rose 0.18%. According to the monitoring of Rabbit Doodle Product Market Analysis System, the average ex-works price of LDPE (2426H) was RMB 8,500/ton on June 16, and RMB 8,525/ton on June 25, up 0.29% year-on-year. According to the product monitoring chart of Dudu Market Analysis System, the average ex-works price of HDPE (5000S) was RMB 9,037/mt on June 16th, and the average price was RMB 9,062/mt on June 25th. The asking price rose 0.28% in the same period. Last week, polyethylene prices rose slightly. Last June, the Fed stopped raising interest rates and macroeconomic sentiment recovered, providing some support for polyethylene prices. The slight increase in crude oil prices boosted the polyethylene market. In June this year, equipment maintenan...

PreZero is showcasing its services in the field of plastics recycling – from consulting and packaging licensing to the production of high-quality recyclates for the most demanding applications. “Our vision is to give a new life to more than 500,000 tons of plastic waste worldwide by 2030,” says Thomas Kyriakis, CEO of PreZero. “This can only be achieved if more and more companies realize that plastic recyclates are better raw materials – better for the environment and the climate, and therefore better for the company’s own success.” One highlight of the trade show appearance is live recycling with partner companies EREMA, Baerlocher and Milliken: High-density polyethylene (rHDPE) and polypropylene (rPP) will be produced on site from post-consumer material. Recyclable materials that are in no way inferior to virgin plastics – neither in odor nor in technical properties.  Andreas Witschningg from PreZero Polymers and Ruben Subira from...