Infobar icon

In light of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, the potential escalation of workmanship, energy, and materials costs remains uncertain. Therefore, we reserve the right to adjust prices accordingly. Thank you for your understanding.

Categories
 
 
 
 
 

Which PET bottles can we recycle?

When it comes to recycling, it's important to focus on bottles that are suitable for the recycling process. Here are some general guidelines:

Which PET bottles can we recycle?
  1. Clear PET Bottles: Clear or transparent PET bottles are generally more suitable for recycling because they can be easily sorted and have a higher market value. Colored bottles or those with complex labels may be more challenging to recycle.

  2. Bottles without Contaminants: To ensure successful recycling, it's important to remove any contaminants from the PET bottles. This includes removing caps, labels, and any leftover liquids or food residues. Contaminants can affect the quality of the recycled material.

  3. Bottles with Recycling Symbols: Look for the recycling symbol on the bottom of the PET bottle. The symbol typically includes a number inside, ranging from 1 to 7, indicating the type of plastic. PET bottles are usually marked with "1."

  4. Local Recycling Guidelines: Check with your local recycling program or facility to understand their specific guidelines. Recycling capabilities can vary, and some facilities may have limitations on certain types of PET bottles.

  5. Bottle Shape: Standard PET bottle shapes are generally more easily recycled than bottles with unique or complex shapes. Standard shapes are easier to process in recycling facilities.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Full (Desktop) version