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Using only number 5 plastics, this line is highly recyclable. A recurring theme with recycling is the vast amounts of different plastics out there and not all of them are recyclable. By using only type 5 recycled plastic we tackle one of the biggest hurdles in proper recycling.
Over 90% of households in the US have access to curbside recycling programs. Our recycled line is designed to go in the blue bins or waste bins marked recycled.
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Reducing Energy Consumption and Carbon Emissions by 25%
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