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    • About Us
    • Join SAPRO
  • Recyclers
    • Market intelligence, resources and technical info
    • Position Papers
    • Legal Info
  • Consumers
    • Why Recycle
    • How To Recycle
    • Know how to identify your plastics
    • Where to Recycle
    • FAQ’s
  • Media
  • Product Designers
    • Circular Economy
    • Developing the South African Plastics Pact
    • Design for recycling guidelines
    • Best Recycled Plastic Product Awards 2021
    • Presentations
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Great strides being made in the co-development of a South African Plastics Pact

The South African Plastics Pact has evolved since it was unveiled at the Design for Recycling event at Propak and the GreenCape & Sustainable Retailers…

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Useful Info
  • Recycling of Plastic Crates

    Solid waste management and recycling have become very important to the consumer, the legislators and larger corporate companies in recent years.

  • Why Recycle?

    Tackle the Impending Landfill Crisis - “The Environmental Affairs Department has warned many landfills are reaching full capacity.” – James-Brent Styan.

  • Recycling Guidelines

    When you drop a bottle into a recycle bin, it will come back as something new - you know that. But did you know that by recycling you are helping to prevent global warming, create jobs, reduce pollution, and protect wildlife. WTG!

  • Know How to Identify Your Plastics

    Plastic goods are assigned different numbers to grade them for recycling: #1 (PET) and #2 (HDPE) for containers, #4 (LDPE) for bags, #7 for mixed plastics such as polycarbonates that are not recyclable. Almost all recycling centres accept plastics #1 #2, 4, 5 and #6.

  • Where to Recycle

    To find out where you can drop off your waste visit the www.mywaste.co.za website.

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