Learn to recognize and recycle these materials
Cardboard
Recyclable waste
- Corrugated. E.g., appliance box
- Pressed. E.g., gift box, egg carton
- Glossy. E.g., cereal box
- Cardstock
Separate clean and dry recyclable waste into the same bag, box, or bin.
Non-recyclable waste
- Cardboard with organic waste
- Plastic-coated or waxed cardboard
Paper
Recyclable waste
- Craft. E.g.,Wrapping paper
- Bond. E.g., Notebook paper
- Newspaper paper
- Glossy. E.g., Magazines
Separate clean and dry recyclable waste into the same bag, box, or bin.
Non-recyclable waste
- Toilet paper
- Napkins
Plastic
Recyclable waste
Separate clean and dry recyclable waste into the same bag, box, or bin.
Non-recyclable waste
- Acrylic, lightweight and scratches easily.
- Nylon. E.g., Tape, plastic strap, textiles.
- Polycarbonate. E.g., Roof covering.
Glass
Recyclable waste
- Glass bottles of all colors
- Glass jars
Separate clean and dry recyclable waste into the same bag, box, or bin.
Non-recyclable waste
- Fiberglass / Mirrors / Tiles
- Car windows / Windshields / Light bulbs and fluorescent tubes
Metal
Recyclable waste
- Aluminum. Example: beverage can, aluminum foil, metal lid
- Tinplate. Example: canned food can
Separate clean and dry recyclable waste into the same bag, box, or bin.
Non-recyclable waste
- Electronic waste
- Appliances
- Batteries or accumulators
Tetra Pak ®
Recyclable waste
Tetra Pak® containers are made of cardboard, plastic, and metal.
For example: cartons of milk, yogurt, or oatmeal.
Please deliver them clean and dry.
For example: cartons of milk, yogurt, or oatmeal.
Please deliver them clean and dry.
Separate clean and dry recyclable waste into the same bag, box, or bin.
Other waste
Recyclable waste
- Corrugated. For example: appliance box.
- Pressed. For example: gift box, egg carton.
- Glossy. For example: cereal box.
- Cardstock.
Separate clean and dry recyclable waste into the same bag, box, or bin.
Non-recyclable waste
- Organic waste.
- Electrical or electronic waste.
Check out this guide to learn how to recycle and return in your home, business, or educational institution.
Manual for Becoming a ReciVeci
Consult this guide to learn how to recycle and return in your home, business, or educational institution.
Zero Waste Guide
In this community guide, you will find businesses, ventures, and projects focused on creating services and/or products that minimize environmental impact in the community of Quito, Ecuador.
FAQs
Recycling Guide and People
How do I start recycling in my neighborhood/building?
What materials can be recycled through ReciApp?
What materials do recyclers not collect?
How do you ensure that the materials we deliver are actually recycled?
Why don’t grassroots recyclers take certain materials like glass or Tetra Pak® containers?
Does ReciVeci profit from the work of grassroots recyclers?
Why does ReciVeci work with consumer goods companies?
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