Recycle BC Partnership Surpassed Key Plastic Recycling Milestone

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): Recycle BC, in partnership with the Regional District of Bulkley Nechako (RDBN), has achieved an important milestone in its recycling efforts. The partnership collected approximately 678 tonnes of plastic waste, in a significant boost to the sustainability efforts in the region. The increased participation by members along with use of innovative waste reduction and recycling technologies.

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The RDBN has ensured easy recycling access to its residents by introducing new recycling depots at the Houston and Area G and the Fraser Lake and Area D transfer stations. With this, residential recycling depots are now available at all transfer stations within the district. These depots were established as part of its commitment to zero-landfill waste.

The annual report published by non-profit Recycle BC had revealed that it had collected 201,169 tonnes of plastic in 2022. The recycling rate during the year stood at 86.2%. Recycle BC has played a significant role in managing residential packaging and paper recycling across the province.

The collaboration between Recycle BC and RDBN focuses on enhancing recycling accessibility, encouraging sustainable practices and promoting use of innovative technologies in waste re-use.