Reaching Equilibrium In Recyclables Markets

Municipal recycling programs, long considered to be high-cost and low-benefit, are riding a wave of high prices and burgeoning demand. It seems some materials, such as recovered paper and some plastics, can't get to market fast enough. This high demand may be attributed to manufacturers' increased use of recycled material in new products, which has been spurred by the following factors, according to a recent analysis by the California Integrated Waste Management Board, Sacramento: * The general upswing in the economy, which has increased consumer demand for plastics, steel, glass and paper goods; * The recent billion-dollar investments ...

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