What can be recycled?
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When it comes to office paper recycling or paper and cardboard recycling, there is a wide range of paper materials that can be diverted from landfill.
Plastic materials are widely recycled
Tin and can recycling in SouthAfrica is one of the areas of waste management that is on the increase, especially in households.
Anything that runs on batteries or electricity is considered eWaste
Glass recycling in South Africa is on the increase.
Liquid packaging, which is sometimes referred to as Tetrapak, is a grade of packaging material which is now recyclable.
When it comes to office paper recycling or paper and cardboard recycling, there is a wide range of paper materials that can be diverted from landfill.
Plastic materials are widely recycled
Tin and can recycling in SouthAfrica is one of the areas of waste management that is on the increase, especially in households.
Anything that runs on batteries or electricity is considered eWaste
Glass recycling in South Africa is on the increase.
Liquid packaging, which is sometimes referred to as Tetrapak, is a grade of packaging material which is now recyclable.
What PLASTICS can be recycled?
PET
Most recycled material and a singular grade
Vanilla product – Major market all the same
Collection effort well advanced
Properties deteriorate if not done correctly – Sensitive but controllable
Food contact product leader
HDPE
Robust and stable material for recycling – Best in class
HDPE product diversity and properties varies and have impact on recyclable product performance
Food contact technology to be improved and developed
Excellent for non-food contact applications
PP
Sensitive to degradation due to chemistry
Food contact technology to be improved and developed
Excellent for non-food contact applications
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