GRIDCO Resources · Free three-page PDF
A simpler guide to recycling
Download and share GRIDCO's practical guide to waste segregation. Learn how to sort common materials, avoid contamination charges and track improvements in your recycling figures.
Inside the guide
- Clear rules for separating paper, dry containers, food waste and residual waste.
- Common contamination mistakes and a quick checklist for your team.
- Simple ways to measure your recycling rate and reduce rejected loads.
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Frequently asked questions
Is GRIDCO’s recycling guide free?
Yes. The printable guide is free to download. Enter your name and email in the download form; company details are optional.
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Can I share the guide with colleagues?
Yes. Share this landing page using the buttons below so colleagues can request their own copy through the download form. You can also use the downloaded guide to help brief your team.
What does the guide cover?
It covers sorting common waste streams, keeping recyclables free from contamination and tracking recycling figures. It includes practical guidance for your team rather than a specialist assessment of every waste type.
Can every material in the guide go into my recycling bin?
Not necessarily. Accepted materials depend on your collection service and receiving facility. Confirm local acceptance requirements with your waste provider, and arrange separate suitable handling for hazardous or specialist waste.
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