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Residents of Petrozavodsk will be able to pass recyclables at four mobile points

Ecoactivists from the association "Save Tetrapak" invite Petrozavodsk residents to take part in the action on separate waste collection, which will be held today, October 24

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Residents of Petrozavodsk will be able to pass recyclables at four mobile points

Ecoactivists from the association “Save Tetrapak” invite Petrozavodsk residents to take part in the action on separate waste collection, which will be held today, October 24.

On this day there will be four mobile points:

Volunteers take for recycling soft plastic labeled 5 (PP) – it can be packaging from cereals, sugar, pasta, bread and sweets. Packages made of film materials (LDPE 4) and HDPE (2) are also allowed, including packaging "Apteka.ru".

The collected materials will be transferred for further processing to the ROSA enterprise (Kondopoga).

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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