A Z Disposal Guide
A-Z Disposal Guide Waste Aware Scotland Text Only Version Home | Glossary | Links | Message Board | Contact Us | Index | Full Graphics Version | Who | SWAG | The Programme | Our Partners | Waste Aware Scotland Magazine | What | Waste Not Want Not | What is Waste? | News | Why | National Waste Strategy | Waste Legislation | How | Reduce | Reuse | Recycle | A-Z Disposal Guide | Where | Your Area | Waste Abroad | When | National Events | ------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.wascot.org.uk/text-version/dos.htm [cache]
CAI UK Recycle mobile phones and toner cartridges
CAI UK - Recycle mobile phones and toner cartridges Introduction Fundraising Ideas Celebrity Support Events Volunteering Recycling Shopping Fundraising Recycling Have you any mobile phones or inkjets for recycling? If you have less than 10 MOBILE PHONES please post to: FREEPOST CRUMP for more than 10 please call: 0800 083 2103 (for free courier collection) We also collect INKJET CARTRIDGES (and some laser but please ring us first to check what is suitable). http://www.childadvocacyinternational.co.uk/fundraising/recycle.htm [cache]
drinks cartons recycling labels
Press release UK Recycling The long strong fibres needed to hold the liquid contents of a beverage carton provide value within the UK paper mix, generally recycled 6 to 8 times. Those paper mills that have the screening technology to process poly-coated waste generally have continuous pulpers and do not leave the material in the pulper for long enough to separate the fibres from the rejects of poly / aluminium. http://www.drinkscartons.com/docs/recycling_uk.htm [cache]
Packaging materials
Packaging materials 50 Packaging materials This group of categories includes - 51 Cardboard boxes and cartons 52 Pallets and cases 53 Drums, tanks and cylinders 54 Cans and foil 55 Glass 56 Plastic containers and film 57 Expanded polystyrene 59 Miscellaneous packaging materials Packaging materials use large quantities of the world's natural resources, and currently account for around 5 per cent of landfill deposits. http://www.recycle.mcmail.com/packag.htm [cache]