WASTE TYPES and SEPARATION
Packaging waste is called packagings, which are formed after the use of the product, are reusable or unusable. Packaging wastes are classified in 5 different categories according to the raw material they are produced. These; paper / cardboard, glass, plastic, metal and composite. As long as these materials do not come into contact with organic wastes such as food residues, they can be made into raw material again. Thus, these substances can be used to make a different product and raw material is saved. By way of example, with the recycling of 1 tonne of paper, we prevent the cutting of 17 adult trees to be used for papermaking.
PAPER - CARTON
Disposable Materials
- Newspapers, Magazines and Magazines
- Books, Books
- Catalogs
- Prospectuses
- Cartons, Forms
- Computer Papers
- Cigarette Pack
- Paper Bags
- Note Papers
Materials that should not be disused
- Oily and Wet Papers
- Carbon and Fax Papers
- Wallpapers
- Adhesive Tapes
- Adhesive Waxed Paper
- Coating Papers
- Cleaning Papers
- Toilet Papers
- Paper Towel
PLASTIC
Disposable Materials
- PET, PE, PS, PP and PVC
- Plastic Milk and Buttermilk Boxes
- Plastic Bags
- Plastic Soda Bottles
- Plastic Beverage Bottles
- Shampoo, Detergent and Bleach Bottles
- Yogurt Containers
- Stretch Film
Materials that should not be disused
- Engine Oil Cans
- Paint Cans
- Margarine Containers
- Dirty and Oily Containers
METAL
Disposable Materials
- Aluminum Beverage Bins
- Aluminum Foils
- Cans
Materials that should not be disused
- Paint Cans
- Deodorants
- Engine and Machine Oil Cans
- Clear Boxes
GLASS
Disposable Materials
- Glass Jar
- Bottle
- Cup
- Plate
Materials that should not be disused
- Bulb
- Fluorescent
- Medicine bottle
