Plastic is a component of many consumer products and constitutes most of the output and final products of the manufacturing industry. Nevertheless, not all plastic sare the same and this means none of these products can be recycled.

Plastic Recycling Scheme

Usage Areas
  • • Beverage bottles
  • • Pharmaceutical bottles
  • • Ropes
  • • Clothes
  • • Carpet fibers
  • • Bottles of milk
  • • Shampoo bottles
  • • Soap bottles
  • • Bleach bottles
  • • Detergent bottles
  • • Non-food bottles
  • • Pipes
  • • Windows
  • • Stretch films
  • • Sandwich boxes
  • • Plastic bags
  • • Squeezable product bottles
  • • Yogurt containers
  • • Margarine Boxes
  • • Plastic bottle caps
  • • Paper backings
  • • Plastic cutlery
  • • Packing foam
  • • Bottles
  • • Compact discs
  • • Carboys
Plastic
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Polyethylene Terephthalate
High Density Polythene
Polyvinyl Chloride
Low Density
Polythene
Polipropilen
Polystyrene
Various Plastics
Specifications • Transparent and hard plastic • Ordinary and white or colored • Hard and solid plastic • Soft and flexible plastic type • It is a rigid but flexible type of plastic • Soft and flexible plastic • All other types of plastics including acrylic and nylon

Recycling Rates
Mostly Recycled

It is collected by most curbside recycling programs.

Mostly Recycled

It is collected by most curbside recycling programs but sometimes only are recycled as necked bottles

Usually Recycled

It is not collected by curbside recycling programs but it is widely recycled in the European PVC industry through programs such as VinylPlus.

Usually Recycled

It is not collected by curbside recycling programs but it is accepted by some countries. Plastic shopping bags can be taken back to many grocery stores for recycling.

Rarely Recycled

It is recycled in some curb programs.

Rarely Recycled

It is recycled in some curb programs.

Rarely Recycled

Previously it was not recycled, but it was accepted by curbside programs.

Plastic Recycling Scheme

Plastic Type
Polyethylene Terephthalate
  • Specifications

    • Transparent and hard plastic
  • Usage Areas

    • • Beverage bottles
    • • Pharmaceutical bottles
    • • Ropes
    • • Clothes
    • • Carpet fibers
  • Conversion Rates

    The curbside is collected by most recycling programs.

Plastic Type
High Density Polyethylene
  • Specifications

    • Ordinary white or colored
  • Usage Areas

    • • Bottles of milk
    • • Shampoo bottles
    • • Soap bottles
    • • Bleach bottles
    • • Detergent bottles
  • Dönüşüm Oranları

    Kaldırım kenarı geri dönüşüm programlarının çoğu tarafından toplanır fakat bazen yalnızca boyunlu şişeler geri dönüştürülür.

Plastik Türü
Poli Vinil Clorür
  • Specifications

    • It is a kind of hard and solid plastic
  • Usage Areas

    • • Non-food bottles
    • • Pipes
    • • Windows
  • Conversion Rates

    It is not often recycled in curbside programs but is widely recycled through programs such as VinylPlus in the European PVC industry.

Plastic Type
Low Density Polyethylene
  • Specifications

    • Soft and flexible plastic
  • Usage Areas

    • • Stretch films
    • • Sandwich boxes
    • • Plastic bags
    • • Squeezable product bottles
  • Conversion Rates

    It is often not recycled in curbside programs, but is accepted by some countries. Plastic shopping bags can be taken back to many grocery stores for recycling.

Plastic Type
Polypropylene
  • Specifications

    • It is a rigid but flexible type of plastic
  • Usage Areas

    • • Yogurt containers
    • • Margarine Boxes
    • • Plastic bottle caps
  • Conversion Rates

    It is recycled in some curb programs.

Plastic Type
Polystyrene
  • Specifications

    • Soft and flexible plastic
  • Usage Areas

    • • Paper backings
    • • Plastic cutlery
    • • Packing foam
  • Conversion Rates

    It is recycled in some curb programs.

Plastic Type
Various Plastics
  • Specifications

    • All other types of plastics including acrylic and nylon
  • Usage Areas

    • • Bottles
    • • Compact discs
    • • Carboys
  • Conversion Rates

    Previously it was not recycled, but it was accepted by curbside programs.

What are plastic wastes?

The Story of Plastic Waste

What is gained by 1 ton of plastic?

41

Kg Greenhouse Gas

5774

KWh Energy

80

% Energy-saving

2.3

Storage Space gain

The plastics thrown into the trash is the national wealth thrown into the trash.