pricenxt_graue_schrift_icon
Plastics recyclatesPrice data available since 2001

Material price data: plastics recyclates

Secondary material price data brings together the cost base of the regranulates and helps place them against virgin material.
pricenxt board with price cards on mobile

Companies that rely on pricenxt

Skoda logo 2CatalogtotalenergiesPictel AILogo_of_Deloitte.svgLeapyearTetra pag logoPeregrinmcpp-globalEasytax

What are plastics recyclates?

The plastics recyclates section covers a range of secondary materials – processed regranulates (rPE, rPET and rABS, for example) and recyclates that can be used in place of virgin material.

Added to these are collected plastics waste and the regrind obtained from it, which can be processed into granulate.

For procurement, pricing, and commercial teams, this overview brings the related price series together in one place.
Plastic recyclates & waste

Where is secondary material used?

Secondary material goes into packaging, construction products, consumer goods, and technical parts, frequently blended with virgin material.

The price development of virgin material above all, but regulatory requirements too, decides how much secondary material is processed; availability and a stable level of quality are decisive mainly in project business.

In pricenxt, individual secondary material price series can be related to virgin material price data by regression analysis.
Plastics recyclates & waste - overview

Recycled, revalued, repriced: 
PCR plastics to 2032

The trend in prices for post-consumer plastic recyclate in Europe up to 2032. A forecast based on three scenarios.
pcr2032_coverpcr2032_cover

Material types within secondary material

This group brings together the regranulate, recyclate, and waste pages – PE and PP recyclates, ABS, POM and PC regranulates and PET waste among them. Each tile leads to the relevant secondary material price series.

pricenxt. Try it for 30 days.

Use pricenxt free for 30 days. Analyse price movements, forecasts and much more.

board_global

What defines recyclates?

Recyclates link the circular economy with material costs. Price series help place developments against virgin material transparently.

Secondary raw materials in the loop

Processed regranulates and waste replace virgin material and support recycling rates. Collection volumes and quality shape price formation.

  • Regranulates: sorted, processed secondary plastics as a substitute for virgin material.
  • Waste streams: collected post-consumer streams as feedstock.
  • Circularity relevance: key to recycling rates and sustainable procurement.
Plastic recyclates & waste
Market relevance for procurement, pricing and controlling

Market relevance

Prices for plastics recyclates are relevant for companies that purchase, cost or have to account for recyclate and circular-economy 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 on plastics recyclates can be analysed 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.
Analysis in pricenxt – price series on boards

Track market trends. Free of charge.

Use our Plastixx and A-Plastixx indices free of charge, with no time limit. Track price developments for standard and engineering plastics, as well as across selected application markets.

pricenxt_dashboard_hero_de
Plastics recyclates

Price data in pricenxt

For plastics recyclates, pricenxt brings together the available price series — each with frequency, data history, region, transaction type, delivery terms, and forecast availability.
TypeFrequencyRegionTrade typeDelivery termData sinceForecast
rLDPE film naturalNatural-coloured LDPE recyclate is suitable for producing films and packaging of near-virgin quality.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rLDPE film darkPolyethylene recyclate from dark LD films is recycled to produce refuse sacks, construction films, and agricultural films.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rLDPE extrusion blackBlack-coloured LDPE recyclate for extrusion is used to produce pipes (without pressure rating) and simple films.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rLDPE IM blackRecycled LDPE for injection moulding applications is used to produce protective and damping elements and covers that have to be weather-resistant.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rHDPE pipe blackBlack HDPE recyclate with a density above 0.93 g/cm³ for pipe applications and robust extrusion products.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rHDPE BM colouredThanks to its high melt strength and high resistance, HDPE recyclate for blow moulding applications is suitable for producing coloured hollow articles such as bottles, canisters, and transport containers.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rHDPE IM blackBlack HDPE recyclate is used to produce robust injection-moulded parts such as containers and technical mouldings.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPPC talc. filledTalc-filled PP copolymer recyclate from reprocessed industrial waste is suitable for impact-resistant technical mouldings.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)10/2010No forecast
rPET food gradeClear PET recyclate from recycled beverage bottles is suitable for producing bottles again, and also for packaging and films intended for food contact.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)01/2014No forecast
rPET flakes transparentClear PET flakes from reprocessed beverage bottles serve as a secondary raw material for packaging with and without food contact.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)01/2014No forecast
rPET flakes colouredColoured PET flakes from recycled beverage bottles serve as a secondary raw material for producing fibres, straps, and dark packaging applications.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)01/2014No forecast
rABS blackRecycled ABS is recovered from industrial waste and is impact-resistant and dimensionally stable, making it suitable for producing housings and technical components.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPA 6 naturalRecycled polyamide 6 in natural colour is suitable for producing technical mouldings that require good strength and abrasion resistance.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPA 6 blackBlack polyamide 6 regranulate is used to produce technical injection-moulded parts with good strength and toughness.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPA 6 GF naturalNatural-coloured, glass-fibre-reinforced polyamide 6 regranulate from recycled polyamide is used to produce load-bearing technical mouldings.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPA 6 GF blackBlack-coloured, glass-fibre-reinforced polyamide 6 regranulate is stiff and heat-resistant and is processed into load-bearing technical mouldings.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPA 6.6 naturalNatural-coloured polyamide 6.6 regranulate for producing load-bearing technical mouldings with good strength and stiffness.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPA 6.6 blackBlack polyamide 6.6 regranulate for producing load-bearing technical mouldings with high strength and heat resistance.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPA 6.6 GF naturalNatural-coloured, glass-fibre-reinforced polyamide 6.6 regranulate offers high strength and stiffness for injection moulding technical parts.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPA 6.6 GF blackBlack, glass-fibre-reinforced polyamide 6.6 regranulate offers high strength and stiffness for injection moulding load-bearing technical parts.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPOM naturalRecycled POM in natural colour is used to make dimensionally accurate, stiff mouldings such as gears and sliding elements.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPOM blackBlack POM regranulate from reprocessed production waste is suitable for dimensionally accurate technical parts with low friction.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPC naturalNatural-coloured polycarbonate regranulate for producing impact-resistant, transparent to translucent mouldings.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPC blackBlack polycarbonate regranulate for producing impact-resistant technical components with no transparency requirement.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast
rPC GFGlass-fibre-reinforced polycarbonate regranulate delivers stiff, dimensionally accurate components.monthlyWestern EuropeContractFD (Free delivery)12/2001No forecast