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The recyclable domestic packaging
The recyclable domestic packaging must be thrown loose in the yellow bin (not in (...)
Textiles
You can recycle textiles such as clothes, shoes, bed sheets and curtains at various textile banks accross (...)
Glass
Glass must not be thrown in the individual Garbage bins. They should be deposited in Bottle Banks located in (...)
Nespresso Capsules
We have found that these capsules are not really suitable for normal recycling and we kindly ask (...)
Household Batteries
The regulations for the recycling of household and rechargeable batteries follow a Europe-wide (...)
Bathroom Products
84% of French people admit they sort out their packaging
55% recycle bathroom products
21% do so (...)
Garden Waste
You can recycle garden waste (lawn, leaves, grass cuttings, weeds and old garden or house plants, (...)
Printer cartridges
These are being collected at intermunicipal waste reception centre.
By recycling printer (...)
The waste destiny
Today the sorting became an everyday feature of life; French people sort out their waste more and (...)
Who are the sorting ambassadors ?
The sorting ambassadors are essential links between the users and the SICTOM. (...)
