If you’re in the business of dealing with scrap plastics, you’re sitting on a potential goldmine. From PP Super Sacks to PET bottles, the secondary market for these materials is booming. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to get the best price for your scrap plastics.
Different types of plastics have different market values. Properly identifying and sorting your plastics can significantly impact the price you get.
Dirty or contaminated plastics are less appealing to buyers and may fetch a lower price.
The form in which you offer your plastics can affect both the shipping cost and the price you get from buyers.
The way you present your material can significantly impact the price you get.
Volume: The more material you have, the better the price you can negotiate.
Quality: The cleaner and more uniform your plastics, the higher the price.
Documentation: Keep records of the plastic’s original use; some buyers pay more for plastics that held non-toxic materials.
Market Research: Stay updated on market prices for different types of plastics.
Common Pitfalls to Avoid: Avoid mixing different types of plastics as it can lower the overall value.
Contamination: Ensure the plastics are free from non-plastic materials like metal, wood, or glass.
Lack of Transparency: Always be upfront about the condition of your plastics to build trust with buyers.
If you’re ready to turn your scrap plastics into a new revenue stream, click here to get a quote. Together, we can make a significant impact on reducing industrial waste and promoting sustainability.
