Simpler Recycling: Difference between revisions

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==The New Requirements==

* All [[local authorities]] in England must collect the same [[recyclable]] [waste]] streams for [[recycling]] or [[composting]] from households and include [[paper and cardboard]], [[plastic]], [[metal]], [[food waste]] and [[garden waste]].

* All [[local authorities]] in England must collect the same [[recyclable]] [waste]] streams for [[recycling]] or [[composting]] from households and include [[paper and cardboard]], [[plastic]], [[metal]], [[glass]], [[food waste]] and [[garden waste]].

* All non-household municipal premises in England (such as businesses, schools and hospitals that have waste of a similar nature to households) must make arrangements to have the same set of [[recyclable]] [[waste]] streams (with the exception of [[garden waste]]) collected for [[recycling]] or [[composting]] and must present their waste in accordance with the arrangements.

[[DEFRA]] have confirmed that the co-collection of [[dry recyclables]] can be undertaken as long as it does not ''significantly reduce their potential to be recycled''.

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 ==The New Requirements==
-* All [[local authorities]] in England must collect the same [[recyclable]] [waste]] streams for [[recycling]] or [[composting]] from households and include [[paper and cardboard]], [[plastic]], [[metal]], [[food waste]] and [[garden waste]].
+* All [[local authorities]] in England must collect the same [[recyclable]] [waste]] streams for [[recycling]] or [[composting]] from households and include [[paper and cardboard]], [[plastic]], [[metal]], [[glass]], [[food waste]] and [[garden waste]].
 * All non-household municipal premises in England (such as businesses, schools and hospitals that have waste of a similar nature to households) must make arrangements to have the same set of [[recyclable]] [[waste]] streams (with the exception of [[garden waste]]) collected for [[recycling]] or [[composting]] and must present their waste in accordance with the arrangements.
 [[DEFRA]] have confirmed that the co-collection of [[dry recyclables]] can be undertaken as long as it does not ''significantly reduce their potential to be recycled''.