by Action | Mar 20, 2026 | Recycling
Yes, to an extent. Recyclable containers should be free of food, liquids and oils. You can simply rinse or wipe out any food residue with a napkin, paper towel, dish cloth, etc. Â PRO TIP: Remember to empty your water bottles before throwing them into your recycling...
by Action | Mar 20, 2026 | Recycling
Plastics #1-7 are recyclable, this includes most rigid plastics (i.e. items that are relatively inflexible and maintain their shape or form when bent). If you can crunch it in your hands or it won’t crunch at all, like bottles or plastic clam shell containers, that is...
by Action | Mar 20, 2026 | Recycling
Standard recycling materials include: Office paper, newspaper, magazines, catalogs, phone books, mixed paper and corrugated cardboard and boxes Metal materials including cans, aluminum and steel Glass containers including jars and bottles Plastics containers and...
by Action | Mar 20, 2026 | Recycling
Yes!  Under DSNY’s implementation of Local Law 199, also known as Commercial Waste Zones (CWZ), businesses operating in active zones must contract with a DSNY-permitted carter to collect BOTH their waste and recycling.
by Action | Mar 20, 2026 | Recycling
Yes!  In New York City, all businesses are required by law (NYC 16 RCNY § 1-10) to recycle paper, cardboard, plastics, glass and metals, and must adhere to separation, containerization, and signage requirements. Recycling plans under NYC regulation MUST COMPLY with...
