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 8 Jul 2008
22:53:55
 

which types of plastic can be recycled 

Since the type of plastic is now identified on a container by the mobius loop and a number, does anyone know if all types (1to 7)can be recycled or only certain ones?

 
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 19 Jul 2008
3:01:19
Anonymous 

Sainsbury's marks up some plastics as not yet recyclable, Tesco marks up some just as plastic, M&S marks some as Waste Plan A. Where is the leadership? The tail is wagging the dog. 

 
 14 Jul 2008
17:39:57
Anonymous 

A lot of packaging is still not being identified by the manufacturers. It is our choice whether we buy goods in unrecyclable or unidentified packaging. Identifications marks were confusing - as it seemed to mean both can be recycled and is recycled! 

 
 10 Jul 2008
15:15:42
Anonymous 

There is a great difference between what can theoretically be recycled, what can be recycled in this country and what actually IS recycled. 

 

 

 

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