PET regranulate & flakesPrice data available since 2014
Material price data for PET regranulate & flakes
rPET price data helps assess circular PET applications more systematically, using price series, and interactive charts.
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What are PET recyclate & PET flakes?
PET regranulate & flakes (rPET) are PET secondary raw materials – washed flakes (regrind) and the regranulate/recyclate newly compounded from them – predominantly from beverage bottles.
Food-grade rPET partially replaces virgin material in many packaging applications.
For procurement, pricing and commercial teams these prices are relevant because they determine the cost base of rPET packaging and compliance with recycling rates.
Food-grade rPET partially replaces virgin material in many packaging applications.
For procurement, pricing and commercial teams these prices are relevant because they determine the cost base of rPET packaging and compliance with recycling rates.
Where are PET regranulate & flakes used?
rPET is used above all for beverage and food packaging, films, and trays as well as polyester fibres.
This ties rPET closely to beverage and food packaging and to textiles.
This ties rPET closely to beverage and food packaging and to textiles.
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Top 5 application markets for PET regranulate & flakes
pricenxt provides structured price data and analysis views for PET regranulate & flakes, supporting a consistent basis for planning, procurement, and pricing.
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Beverage packagingBeverage packaging is strongly PET-driven – PET price movements feed through particularly directly here.Learn more
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Food packagingFood packaging uses large volumes of PE, PP, and PET – price movements feed directly into unit costs.Learn more
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Textiles & clothingTextiles & clothing are based on PET, PA, PP, and PUR raw materials – price movements feed straight into fibre and material costs.Learn more
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Non-food packagingNon-food packaging combines PP, PE, PS, PVC, and PET – a broad material mix with differing price dynamics.Learn more
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Industrial packagingIndustrial packaging consumes large volumes of PE and PP – from stretch films to jerrycans, polymer prices feed directly into unit costs.Learn more
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What makes PET regranulate & flakes distinctive?
rPET is central to recycling rates in packaging. Price series help place movements against virgin material in a traceable way.
Material and price logic
rPET depends on collection volumes, flake quality, and virgin material prices. Food-grade suitability and availability shape price formation.
- Secondary raw material: flakes and regranulate, in part suitable for food contact (food-grade).
- Trade types: contract prices form the price basis for planning and calculation.
- Circularity relevance: key to recycling rates in beverage and food packaging.
Market relevance
Prices for PET regranulate & flakes are relevant to companies that purchase, cost or have to account for recyclate-based and circular PET materials in price negotiations.
- Procurement: teams can factor price movements into their purchasing plans at an early stage.
- Pricing: price series support structured discussions on material costs and price adjustment mechanisms.
- Controlling: price histories help document cost assumptions in a traceable way.
Analysis in pricenxt
In pricenxt, price data for PET regranulate & flakes can be evaluated in a structured way using configurable filters, interactive charts, and boards.
- Variant comparison: different price series can be set against one another in a single chart.
- Period analysis: you choose the observation period freely and add trend lines or regressions.
- Saving to boards: relevant analyses can be saved as a card on a board and shared.
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