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Yogurt pots / containers.

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  • 17-04-2019 11:29am
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    UrbanFox
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    Ringsend recycling centre - I understand that it is operated by Greenstar for DCC.

    On a recent visit I noticed a sign saying that yogurt pots were not accepted.
    According to the recyclinglistireland yogurt pots are recyclable [dry and clean].
    According to my read of Greenstar's own site yogurt pots can go in their domestic recycle bins.

    So, why not in Ringsend with the other plastics ?


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    two wheels good
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    It's the white pots are the problem I think. The opaque pots, usually with cardboard wrapper, are okay for recycling. Removing the wrapper of course.


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    NUTLEY BOY
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    Down there this week - including a pile of white yogurt pots.

    Spoke to staff.
    White yogurt pots are OK for Ringsend.
    It seems that the sign indicating not is out of date :rolleyes:


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