"During the months of July and August of 2012, we experienced downtime with processor #2 related to both a planned downtime while we installed hardware to maximize production of No. 2 diesel fuel oil, as well as unplanned downtime due to feedstock quality issues."
It would seem that the share-eating beast has a delicate tummy. It seems to prefer guaranteed pristine, sorted plastic, also known as paid-for plastic; the type used for the SAIC report. Unfortunately for shareholders, paying for this plastic means no gross profit, let alone net profit.
You get what you pay for, garbage in, garbage out. Pristine market plastic in, pristine fuel out.
I have been to the MRF and seen the plastic that comes in. I saw the supersacks with shredded plastic, each with a weight and source tag on it.
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