beverage containers such as soda, juices and water, have challenged the recycle industry as many of the beverages are consumed away from home and not recycled.

Local government bears the burden of this huge increase of packaged beverage container losses. And there are environmental repercussions no matter what happens to the beverage container after they

This may come as a surprise... but the sale of bottled water has had a meteoric growth.

What happens to those plastic bottles?

Unfortunately, bottled water is being consumed...on the go. What happens when you finish your water...well first thought if there is no deposit on the container, out it goes in the trash!

Wrong move.

Lets stand back and take a longer look at this from a different perspective. Water is really not pushed commercially as the carbonated soft drinks are...and with low ad budgets, they are second only to the soft drink industry, and the beverages being consumed.

Without a deposit requirement a lot of the plastic bottles end up in landfill.

The general population seems to have become immune to keeping waste water bottles out of trash containers.

Want more bad news...people think because something is plastic, we can recycle it.

It's a real shame how the public puts it's own selfish needs in front of what we call common sense!

It's like the people who expect dirty greasy--used paper plates to be recycled. Oh yes...and by the way...

"All plastics are not created equal!"

As a recycling center...the business is here to recycle and make a profit.

We must have companies lined up that will buy the recycleable discards. If we can't find a home for it...(that is somebody who will pay for it)...it ends up in landfill. Too bad!

The single serve beverage containers such as soda, juices and water, have challenged the recycle industry as many of the beverages are consumed away from home and not recycled.

Local government bears the burden of this huge increase of packaged beverage container losses. And there are environmental repercussions no matter what happens to the beverage container after they'

back and take a longer look at this from a different perspective. Water is really not pushed commercially as the carbonated soft drinks are...and with low ad budgets, they are second only to the soft drink industry, and the beverages being consumed.

Without a deposit requirement a lot of the plastic bottles end up in landfill.

The general population seems to have become immune to keeping waste water bottles out of trash containers.

Want more bad news...people think because something is plastic, we can recycle it.

It's a real shame how the public puts it's own selfish needs in front of what we call common sense!

It's like the people who expect dirty greasy--used paper plates to be recycled. Oh yes...and by the way...

"All plastics are not created equal!"

As a recycling center...the business is here to recycle and make a profit.

We must have companies lined up that will buy the recycleable discards. If we can't find a home for it...(that is somebody who will pay for it)...it ends up in landfill. Too bad!

The single serve beverage containers such as soda, juices and water, have challenged the recycle industry as many of the beverages are consumed away from home and not recycled.

Local government bears the burden of this huge increase of packaged beverage container losses. And there are environmental repercussions no matter what happens to the beverage container after they

n seems to have become immune to keeping waste water bottles out of trash containers.

Want more bad news...people think because something is plastic, we can recycle it.

It's a real shame how the public puts it's own selfish needs in front of what we call common sense!

It's like the people who expect dirty greasy--used paper plates to be recycled. Oh yes...and by the way...

"All plastics are not created equal!"

As a recycling center...the business is here to recycle and make a profit.

We must have companies lined up that will buy the recycleable discards. If we can't find a home for it...(that is somebody who will pay for it)...it ends up in landfill. Too bad!

The single serve beverage containers such as soda, juices and water, have challenged the recycle industry as many of the beverages are consumed away from home and not recycled.

Local government bears the burden of this huge increase of packaged beverage container losses. And there are environmental repercussions no matter what happens to the beverage container after they

ed. Oh yes...and by the way...

"All plastics are not created equal!"

As a recycling center...the business is here to recycle and make a profit.

We must have companies lined up that will buy the recycleable discards. If we can't find a home for it...(that is somebody who will pay for it)...it ends up in landfill. Too bad!

The single serve beverage containers such as soda, juices and water, have challenged the recycle industry as many of the beverages are consumed away from home and not recycled.

Local government bears the burden of this huge increase of packaged beverage container losses. And there are environmental repercussions no matter what happens to the beverage container after they

beverage containers such as soda, juices and water, have challenged the recycle industry as many of the beverages are consumed away from home and not recycled.

Local government bears the burden of this huge increase of packaged beverage container losses. And there are environmental repercussions no matter what happens to the beverage container after they're used.

Single serve beverage containers will continue to challenge customer intent about keeping these beverage containers out of landfills.

Would you believe 'There's a huge demand for recycling feedstock.

It all depends on what the consumer does/puts them after the fact!