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Can I recycle Styrofoam containers and packaging?


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D123456789 almost 5 years ago
What about Styrofoam that is stamped 6?
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Admin Commented Rebecca16 almost 5 years ago
No. Polystyrene Styrofoam is a number 7 plastic. Many Styrofoam containers are stamped as recyclable, but our Materials Recovery Facility can only process plastics numbered 1 - 6. Styrofoam, including takeaway containers, meat trays and packaging should be placed in your general waste bin or reused around the home.
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