Includes newspapers, magazines, office paper, envelopes, and flyers — clean and dry paper products suitable for recycling.

Corrugated boxes, cereal boxes, packaging cartons — should be flattened and free from food contamination.

Clear or colored plastic bottles (e.g., water, soda, shampoo) — rinsed and emptied before recycling.

Rigid plastic containers like yogurt pots, food trays, and detergent containers — should be clean and dry.

Aluminum and steel drink cans or food tins — recyclable after rinsing.

Cartons used for juice, milk, or soup packaging — accepted in DMR by many recycling services.

Clear, green, and brown bottles or jars (without lids) — cleaned before disposal.

Aluminum foil that is free from food residue, including foil trays and wraps.

Unwanted mail, including brochures and catalogues — as long as they’re dry and not plastic-coated.

Dry packaging like cereal boxes, crisp tubes, or biscuit tins — with all food content removed.