Streamed plastics $560 $100 premium Streamed plastics (assuming 40% PET, for PET and 20% high density polyethylene (HDPE), HDPE 20% low density polyethylene (LDPE), 20% mixed) Recycling industry sources – Plastics mostly – $530 $100 premium Assuming majority of capital city MRFs sorted for PET and undertake some degree of sorting HDPE Plastics fully $372 $100 premium Fully mixed plastics (assuming 30% – mixed for PET and HDPE, 30% PET, 40% mixed) Recycling – HDPE industry sources Steel cans $280 None Recycling industry sources Liquid $150 None Recycling industry sources paperboard Source: Table 14, Attachment A and Appendix F, Attachment C, CRIS. 55: CRIS plastic market value by polymer type assumptions (based on recycling industry sources) Material Mark value ($ per tonne) Premium for material from CDS PET $750 - $780 $100 PET Coloured $535 - $545 $100 $660 - $670 $100 HDPE $640 - $650 $100 HDPE Coloured $500 - $510 None LDPE 90% clean film, 10% stickers of labels $550 - $570 LDPE 95% clean film, 5% stickers of labels None $290 - $310 LDPE Colour None $370 - $400 Mixed Plastics 442 None $340 - $380 Plastics 226 None Source: F.3, Appendix F, Attachment C, CRIS. Discussion Feedback was provided to the project team that cardboard prices are expected to be lower than white-paper prices. However, the CRIS assumption price for paper/cardboard already accounts for this by combining two sources (one for cardboard and the other for waste paper). No new information was provided to the project team and no objections specifically relating to the aggregate market value assumptions for paper/cardboard (or for paper and cardboard separately)
Streamed plastics $560 $100 premium for PET and HDPE Streamed plastics (assuming 40% PET, 20% high density polyethylene (HDPE), 20% low density polyethylene (LDPE), 20% mixed) – Recycling industry sources Plastics – mostly sorted $530 $100 premium for PET and HDPE Assuming majority of capital city MRFs undertake some degree of sorting Plastics – fully mixed $372 $100 premium for PET and HDPE Fully mixed plastics (assuming 30% HDPE, 30% PET, 40% mixed) – Recycling industry sources Steel cans $280 None Recycling industry sources Liquid paperboard $150 None Recycling industry sources Source: Table 14, Attachment A and Appendix F, Attachment C, CRIS. 55: CRIS plastic market value by polymer type assumptions (based on recycling industry sources) Material Mark value ($ per tonne) Premium for material from CDS PET $750 - $780 $100 PET Coloured $535 - $545 $100 HDPE $660 - $670 $100 HDPE Coloured $640 - $650 $100 LDPE 90% clean film, 10% stickers of labels $500 - $510 None LDPE 95% clean film, 5% stickers of labels $550 - $570 None LDPE Colour $290 - $310 None Mixed Plastics 442 $370 - $400 None Plastics 226 $340 - $380 None Source: F.3, Appendix F, Attachment C, CRIS. Discussion Feedback was provided to the project team that cardboard prices are expected to be lower than white-paper prices. However, the CRIS assumption price for paper/cardboard already accounts for this by combining two sources (one for cardboard and the other for waste paper). No new information was provided to the project team and no objections specifically relating to the aggregate market value assumptions for paper/cardboard (or for paper and cardboard separately)