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Revision as of 19:28, 18 March 2013

All of the following materials can be recycled:

Glass bottles and jars (all colours)
Food and drink cans
Plastic tubs, pots and bottles (e.g. drink bottles, shampoo bottles, yoghurt pots and fruit punnets)
Cardboard (e.g. brown boxes, greeting cards and cereal boxes)
Paper (e.g. newspapers and magazines, printer paper, envelopes, and telephone directories)
Cartons (e.g. fruit juice, dairy and soup cartons)
Empty aerosol canisters

The materials can all be mixed together as they are sorted out after collection at a materials recovery facility.

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 * http://www.towerhamlets.gov.uk/lgsl/501-550/517_recycling_and_waste_at_wor.aspx
 * http://www.towerhamlets.gov.uk/lgsl/501-550/517_recycling_and_waste_at_wor/tips_on_business_waste.aspx
 * http://www.towerhamlets.gov.uk/lgsl/501-550/517_recycling_and_waste_at_wor/recycling_information__quotes.aspx
+All of the following materials can be recycled:
+*    Glass bottles and jars (all colours)
+*    Food and drink cans
+*    Plastic tubs, pots and bottles (e.g. drink bottles, shampoo bottles, yoghurt pots and fruit punnets)
+*    Cardboard (e.g. brown boxes, greeting cards and cereal boxes)
+*    Paper (e.g. newspapers and magazines, printer paper, envelopes, and telephone directories)
+*    Cartons (e.g. fruit juice, dairy and soup cartons)
+*    Empty aerosol canisters
+The materials can all be mixed together as they are sorted out after collection at a materials recovery facility.