Glass Recycling
Recycling Glass: A Perfect Solution for a Circular Economy
Glass is one of the few materials that can be recycled over and over again without losing its properties, with the exception of the type of glass used to make mirrors. The recycling process is 33% more energy-efficient than producing new glass, which contributes significantly to saving natural resources such as sand and limestone.
By recycling glass, we reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reduce the amount of waste going to landfill. For this process to be effective, it is essential that glass is collected separately and cleaned of impurities.
Recycling and Collecting Glass Bottles
Glass bottles, commonly used for beverages, are endlessly recyclable, with a recycling process that saves 33% of the energy needed to produce new glass. After use, bottles should be rinsed and placed in special glass containers. Some can be reused through return systems and damaged ones are collected for recycling.
Company EcoREP contributes to the collection and recycling of glass bottles, thus helping to protect natural resources and reduce pollution. Proper bottle recycling helps conserve resources and protect the environment.
Recycling and Collecting Glass Jars
Glass jars are recyclable packaging that contribute to a cleaner environment and the conservation of natural resources. It is important that jars are rinsed of food waste and metal lids are separated for recycling. Endlessly recyclable, jar glass helps reduce pollution and energy consumption, and recycling is 33% more efficient than making new glass.
Company EcoREP ensures the collection and processing of glass jars, transforming them into reusable resources and supporting the circular economy.
Properly Collected Glass: An Endless Resource
Collecting glass, whether it's jars or beverage bottles, is an essential first step in the recycling and environmental protection process. Glass, which is endlessly recyclable, contributes significantly to saving natural resources and reducing pollution if properly collected and prepared. By engaging in selective collection, we support the circular economy and turn waste into a valuable resource. Every bottle or jar collected correctly is a step towards a cleaner and more sustainable environment.
