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The cost differential between recycling and refuse will begin to converge as the Solid Waste Management Plan is implemented and long-term export contracts, which are expected to stabilize costs--although at a higher level of more than $100 per ton--are negotiated and signed. The domestic companies continue to struggle with decisions made years ago that have led to over-capacity costs, labor issues, higher product-development costs, lack of commonization of global components, supplier relationship issues, and many others that drive an over $2,400 per vehicle cost differential to the best Japanese competitors. ``There should be no cost differential this year for the kids,'' said Lloyd Carder, president of the Castaic Area Town Council. |
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