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Plastic Waste
It’s essential for businesses to take responsibility for recycling plastic waste whenever possible. This not only reduces the need for creating new plastic but also contributes to environmental protection. While the UK government has initiated recycling programs for domestic waste, businesses often deal with various types of plastic that require specific disposal methods.Â
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Plastic Waste Disposal
At easywaste, we specialise in managing commercial plastic waste, offering both one-time and regular collection services. Our expertise in plastic recycling extends nationwide, making it simple to arrange plastic waste recycling for your business, no matter where you’re located in the UK or the nature of your industry. We accommodate various types and quantities of plastic waste disposal.
Our dedicated and professional team ensures your convenience by providing complimentary plastic recycling bins designed to securely store your waste. You only incur charges for the collection service. These bins are robust, equipped with covers to deter tampering. Simply fill them within the weight limits specified for your bin size, and position them in an accessible location for our collection team.
Plastic Waste Containers
A small two-wheel bin for minimal plastic waste or regular collection
The standard domestic wheelie bin size for all sorts of plastic recycling
A large plastic waste bin ideal for less frequent collection
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it important to recycle plastics?
Recycling plastics offers several crucial advantages. For each ton of recycled plastic, approximately 7.4 cubic yards of landfill space is saved, preventing potential contamination of nearby soil and water sources from chemical leakage, which can persist for centuries. Recycling also reduces the need for producing new plastic, leading to significant energy savings. Moreover, recycling plastic can save businesses money by avoiding higher landfill taxes and demonstrates a commitment to environmentally friendly waste management practices to clients.
What plastics are recyclable?
Not all plastics are equally easy to recycle, given the diverse types of plastics available. Most plastics display a symbol indicating their type and recyclability. Common recyclable plastics include:
- PET, found in plastic bottles and trays
- HDPE, used in milk cartons and shampoo bottles
- PP, found in bottle lids, margarine tubs, and thicker plastics
Is polyethylene recyclable?
Yes, products made entirely from High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), a type of polyethylene, are recyclable. While polyethylene does not biodegrade, it is highly recyclable as it is not mixed with other plastics. Examples of recyclable polyethylene products include detergent bottles, plastic milk cartons, and cereal packets.
Which plastics cannot be recycled?
Not all plastics can be recycled. You can typically identify this by checking the Resin Identification Code (RIC), usually represented by a number within a recycling triangle symbol on the plastic product. Plastics with a number seven on them may be difficult or impossible to recycle. Mainly, plastics that cannot be recycled include bioplastics, composite plastics, and certain types of plastic packaging. If you’re uncertain about the recyclability of your plastic waste, don’t hesitate to contact our team for expert guidance.