Yes please
General
- Thin plastic lids of all types
- Kitchen towel, toilet roll, nappy bag, cotton wool wrappers
- Pouches –microwave rice, pre-cooked mussels, petfood, etc
- Fruit & veg nets, bags and wrappers
- Plastic sauce sachets
Bags
- Ordinary carrier bags
- Bread bags
- Crisps, nuts, snacks bags
- Bags from
- Cereal and porridge
- Dried goods –dried fruit, pasta, rice, sugar, pulses, etc
- Frozen foods and ice cubes
Wrappers & Film
- Chocolate and sweets bags and wrappers
- Biscuit wrappers
- Cling film
- Pizza wrapping film
- Bread product wrappers:
- Croissants
- Pancakes
- Naan bread
- Pitta bread
- Garlic bread
- Fresh pasta
- Wrappers from:
- Cheese, pastry, cakes, Yorkshire puddings
- Baby wipes, etc
- Meat, poultry and joints
- Tea and teabags, ground coffee, etc
- Pies, pastries, sausage rolls,
- Household textiles, scourers, rubber gloves, etc
- Giftwrap, greetings cards, etc
- Flower wrappers
- Petfood wrappers
No thanks
- Compostable carrier bags
- Compostable and biodegradable bags & wrappers
- Plastic bottles
- Plastic trays
AllCo-op own brand food packaging can be recycled. Limitations may apply to third party packaging.While we will accept soft plastics from any retailer or brand, we cannot guarantee that such third party packaging will be recycled. Some of the more technical materials will have multiple layers, the composition of which we cannot be certain of, and these may end up being incinerated to produce energy. However, the majority of third party soft plastic will be made from materials which will go to be recycled within our scheme.
Please note that the labeling on packaging may not be up to date with the soft plastics recycling scheme. As such, not all soft plastics will currently be labelled as recyclable. We are working hard in this space to ensure that labeling is clear, and hope to bring an updated label early next year.
https://www.coop.co.uk/environment/soft-plastics/packaging-listas of 20/07/21
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