Envirosort

What can I recycle?

The table on this page lists the materials that can be recycled through kerbside collection and the EnviroSort plant if you are on a wheeled bin collection. If your kerbside recyclables are collected in sacks, you cannot put glass bottles and jars in the sacks.

	You Can Recycle	Please remember...
	food tins drink cans aerosol cans sweet / biscuit tins metal jar lids	Rinse tins and cans Push sharp lids inside tins Tip - Labels can be left on Tip - No need to squash
	glass bottles glass jars	Rinse bottles and jars No bottle tops, corks or caps If your kerbside recyclables are collected in sacks, you cannot put glass bottles and jars in the sacks. Tip - Labels can be left on Tip - All colours accepted
	All plastic bottles e.g. drinks bottles milk / juice bottles detergent / fabric conditioner bottles cleaning / bleach bottles toiletry bottles Plastic containers e.g. yogurt pots margarine / ice cream tubs fruit / vegetable punnets plastic meat / fish trays cream / custard pots cake / pastry trays soup / sauce pots egg boxes	Rinse bottles and containers No black plastic No tops, lids, pumps, film, foil etc Tip - Labels can be left on Tip - No need to squash
	newspapers / magazines phone directories catalogues / brochures junk mail / leaflets letters greetings cards envelopes	Keep paper flat Remove plastic wrappers Tip - You can compost your shredded paper at home
	All cartons e.g. milk / juice / smoothie cartons fabric conditioner cartons soup / chopped tomatoes cartons custard cartons	Rinse cartons Tip - No need to squash Tip - Plastic spouts can be left on
	thin cardboard boxes e.g. cerealboxes, ready meal boxes corrugated / thick cardboard boxes egg boxes kitchen / toilet roll tubes	Flatten cardboard boxes and tubes Remove inner packaging

* You cannot recycle textiles in your recycling collection but there are re-use organisations,
charity shops and recycling sites where you can donate textiles for re-use and recycling.

What can I recycle?

You Can Recycle

Please remember...