Plastic scrap in Japan: prices, buyers and sellers
19 companies in Japan are offering plastic scrap on Scrapo. Prices per kilo in JPY, the sellers, and their latest offers.
Plastic scrap prices in Japan
| Material | Median asking price | Middle half |
|---|---|---|
| PP | ¥98.24 / kg | ¥49.12 - ¥154 / kg |
| PET | ¥87.15 / kg | ¥53.87 - ¥109 / kg |
| HDPE | ¥119 / kg | ¥87.15 - ¥157 / kg |
| LDPE | ¥77.64 / kg | ¥38.03 - ¥119 / kg |
| PVC | ¥63.38 / kg | ¥31.69 - ¥95.07 / kg |
| ABS | ¥87.15 / kg | ¥72.89 - ¥103 / kg |
| Nylon | ¥195 / kg | ¥103 - ¥385 / kg |
| Polycarbonate | ¥158 / kg | ¥135 - ¥174 / kg |
| LLDPE | ¥133 / kg | ¥98.24 - ¥141 / kg |
| PE | ¥116 / kg | ¥39.61 - ¥174 / kg |
| Acrylic | ¥155 / kg | ¥139 - ¥211 / kg |
Scrapo Price Index, October 2026, converted at today's rate · how it is calculated
Plastic scrap sellers in Japan
Companies with live offers, most recently active first.
- BOBSON'S NIHON
- GINZA AUTO CO.LTD
- TOPBOTTLE RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY CORPORAT
- esa
- esa Inc.
- ECO TSUBASA TRADING CO.,LTD.
- Mitsuboshi co ltd
- GPSS Engineering Inc.
- Daisaku co.,LTD
- junki trade co.，ltd
- SAPPHIRE DELIGHT
- LIAN GLOBAL CO., LTD
- PVC /HDPE/LDPE/ALUMINUM
- 3SB Co. LTD
- www.tmlplastics.com - info@tmlplastics.com
- Pantech Corporation
- Bhavik Enterprises
- Madhav Associates
- ALA Group
Latest plastic scrap offers in Japan
Questions
What is the plastic scrap price in Japan?
It depends on the polymer more than anything else. From the Scrapo Price Index for October 2026, converted to JPY per kilo: PP ¥98.24 / kg; PET ¥87.15 / kg; HDPE ¥119 / kg; LDPE ¥77.64 / kg. Form, cleanliness, volume and delivery terms move the price of any one load from there.
Who buys plastic scrap in Japan?
Recyclers and reprocessors, compounders, manufacturers that run regrind back into their own production, and traders who aggregate loads.
How do I find plastic scrap buyers near me in Japan?
Post what you have with its quantity, grade and the city it ships from. Buyers searching that material see it and contact you directly, and every offer shows its location, so local buyers find local material first. Freight usually decides low-value grades, which is why a nearby buyer often beats a higher price from further away.