That 1.3 number is generally accurate, it varies a bit by type of plastic and end-item requirements. BUT, that 30%, it’s not post-consumer recycled plastic. I

That 1.3 number is generally accurate, it varies a bit by type of plastic and end-item requirements. BUT, that 30%, it’s not post-consumer recycled plastic. It’s the manufacture grinding up the runners, sprues, and bad parts. In the industry it’s called “regrind”. [0] So if they were trying to tell you it was post-consumer, that was probably misleading. (Products that use post-consumer recycled plastic will almost always say so, as it is a marketing angle) [0] https://knowledge.ulprospector.com/1468/pe-regrinding-plastics/ https://knowledge.ulprospector.com/1468/pe-regrinding-plasti...