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> Did you know about recycling things like toilet paper wrap? 
> Learn more about what you can recycle and where!  

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> Learn what's recyclable 
> Calculate the benefits of recycling
> Find recyclers
> Download FREE signage 
Quick Links

Resources
> 2009 Plastic Bag & Film Recovery Report
> Plastic Bag Recycling Fact Sheet
> Environmental Facts about Plastic Bags

Consumers
> Identify Plastic Bags & Film
> Find Plastic Bag Drop-off's

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> Plastic Bag & Film Identification Chart
> Plastic Bag & Film Recovery Calculator
> Download FREE signage and learn about collection bins
(Signage in Spanish Now Available)
> Guide to Plastic Bag & Film Recovery
> Recycling Program Quick Tips
> Directory of Bag & Film Recyclers
> Bagger Techniques

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Business-to-Business Pilot Program
This “business-to-business” recycling program is a collaborative effort between the Orange County (NC) Solid Waste Management Department and local merchants to recycle used plastic bags and film. Partnerships are formed in which large "anchor" stores serve as collection points for clean, used plastic bags and film from their customers and from nearby smaller merchants.
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> List in the directory so others can find you 


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> Make sure consumers know they can recycle with your company
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> Connect recyclers and generators in your area

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Recycling of plastic bags and polyethylene (PE) film is not available everywhere; however, many retail stores and some municipal drop-offs in the United States collect plastic bags and polyethylene film for recycling. This web site provides the public, municipalities and businesses a means to identify retail stores and recovery facilities that collect plastic bags and film for recycling.