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Quick Pak - What the Packaging Trade is Saying!: Stretch Film Pricing by Quick Pak Inc

Quick Pak - What the Packaging Trade is Saying!: Stretch Film Pricing by Quick Pak Inc : Polyethylene prices were mostly steady; offers generally reflect at least half of the $.06/lb price increase still sought for February. Pric...

Stretch Film Pricing by Quick Pak Inc

Polyethylene prices were mostly steady; offers generally reflect at least half of the $.06/lb price increase still sought for February. Price negotiations are again coming down to the wire; while no producers have conceded the increase, overall demand is questionable and might thwart the effort for the second month in a row, perhaps it will split at $.03/lb. Mike Cunningham Quick Pak Inc 4007 North 56th Street Tampa, FL 33610 Tel: 813 242 6995 FAX: 813 242 6985 www.quickpakinc.com mike.cunningham@quickpakinc.com

Quick Pak - What the Packaging Trade is Saying!: Sigma Stretch Film Price increase letter

Quick Pak - What the Packaging Trade is Saying!: Sigma Stretch Film Price increase letter : Phone (201) 507-9100 - Fax (201) 507-0447 February 2, 2012 Dear Valued Customer, Due to rising feedstock costs, improving global m...

Sigma Stretch Film Price increase letter

Phone (201) 507-9100 - Fax (201) 507-0447 February 2, 2012 Dear Valued Customer, Due to rising feedstock costs, improving global market demand, and low inventories, our resin suppliers have informed us of their intentions to implement a previously announced resin increase of $.06/lb. effective February 1st. In addition to this February increase, our suppliers have also announced another increase of $.07/lb. for March 1st which we will monitor and address at a later date. In response to the February 1st resin increase, all new orders received on or after February 27th will be priced at a 7% increase. All orders must call for immediate delivery and shipment on or before March 30, 2012. Based on current lead-times and shortness of resin supply, Sigma Stretch Film can only accept a limited number of new orders. Sigma Stretch Film reserves the right to accept or decline all orders for any reason. Please check with your local plant location. Orders placed at current prices

Quick Pak - What the Packaging Trade is Saying!: Sigma Stretch Film Price Increase Feb 27th 2012

Quick Pak - What the Packaging Trade is Saying!: Sigma Stretch Film Price Increase Feb 27th 2012 : Sigma Stretch Film price increase letter dated February 2nd. This increase is effective with all orders placed on or after February 27th,...

Sigma Stretch Film Price Increase Feb 27th 2012

Sigma Stretch Film price increase letter dated February 2nd. This increase is effective with all orders placed on or after February 27th, 2012 and must call for immediate shipment. Please plan inventory levels accordingly as we expect lead times will continue to move out as we approach the end of the month. Please check with customer service for lead times as they vary between 2 weeks and 5 weeks depending on product. Thank you for your continued support and business.

Quick Pak - What the Packaging Trade is Saying!: LLDPE: Stretch resin trends higher again

Quick Pak - What the Packaging Trade is Saying!: LLDPE: Stretch resin trends higher again : Chevron Phillips March 1, 2012 RE Price Increase Effective March 1, 2012, Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP will increase the price of al...

LLDPE: Stretch resin trends higher again

Chevron Phillips March 1, 2012 RE Price Increase Effective March 1, 2012, Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP will increase the price of all polyethylene products by seven ($0.07) cents per pound. This increase is in addition to all previously announced price increases. Dear ExxonMobil Chemical Polyethylene Customer: In addition to the previous $0.06/lb. price increase implemented in January 2012, ExxonMobil Chemical Co. is announcing the following polyethylene price increases effective with all shipments on or after March 1, 2012. Producers and processors continue to spar regarding the January price increase. Producers remain intent to maintain the $.06/lb increase that they have billed for Jan. Buyers however, see spot sales at prices less than the current increase market observers have indicated the market steady to $.03/lb higher. If producers do not get their increase in Jan, they will go for it again in Feb. Market Reports February 2012 The resin market's bullish