Recycle

Recycling often gets a bad rap. There certainly are problems associated with the industry, not least of which is that recycling gives us the impression we have solved the problem of waste, when it is simply a way to lessen an existing problem as we try to transition away from creating waste. Recycling is useful because it can reduce the volume and impact of items housed in  landfills. However, it is complicated and ever changing. The listings below give information on items that can be recycled effectively and details on how to prepare them so they will not cause problems in recycling operations. Please contact us with changes or additions to this guide.

Plastic Film

Plastic: Film

Plastic bags and film are accepted at the plastic film bin in front of Food Lion. SustainFloyd collects plastic film for local schools and businesses to participate in the NexTrex Recycling Challenge Program…

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Tetra Pak

Tetra Paks

Some ultra pasteurized dairy products, dairy substitutes, soups, broths, and juices come in tetra pak cartons – cardboard cartons with a waxy coating and foil lining. Tetra pak cartons can be recycled…

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Pile of used tires

Tires

Tires should be taken to the Floyd Transfer Station. There is a charge for taking them. They cannot be put in the trash or Green Box Convenience Centers. Cost is $1 per standard tire and $10 for large tires.

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Used car

Vehicles

You can use a vehicle as a donation to some nonprofits. You should get an IRS tax receipt for the donation and some organizations will pick up the vehicle for free.

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