kikutwo

u/kikutwo@lemmy.world
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Recycling processing facilities (MRFs) pay towns a rebate based on the market price per ton for specific commodities: ​ Aluminum Cans: $1,000 to $1,800+ per ton (The most consistent money-maker)

​Corrugated Cardboard (OCC): $40 to $150+ per ton (The largest revenue volume driver) ​ Natural HDPE Plastics (#2 Milk Jugs): $300 to $800+ per ton

​PET Plastics (#1 Soda/Water Bottles): $150 to $400+ per ton

​Steel / Tin Cans: $100 to $250 per ton ​ Mixed Office Paper: $30 to $90 per ton

I don't have your answer, but what you said mirrors what happened when music on cd came out. The discs would be marked DDD or AAD to designate whether they had used an all digital pathway (DDD) which was the holy grail, but opposite of what you seek. Recorded digital, Mixed digital, Mastered digitally or analog. Spars codes. Wild. Now my cds are in a box in the attic.