Les canettes en aluminium soutiennent l'économie du recyclage aux États-Unis

7 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Une seule balle de canettes en aluminium broyées peut rapporter jusqu'à 40 000 dollars, subventionnant ainsi les programmes de collecte sélective à travers tout le pays.

L'aluminium demeure le matériau ayant le plus de valeur dans les bacs de recyclage domestiques. Fin 2024, une tonne de canettes mises en balles se vendait environ 1 338 dollars, dépassant largement la valeur proche de zéro du verre ou les coûts de traitement des plastiques mélangés. Ces revenus permettent aux centres de tri de traiter d'autres articles qui, autrement, seraient déficitaires.

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