Waste Sorter

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Do not flatten.
• Put any foil or plastic seals, stoppers, or tear-away tabs in the garbage.
• Remove the lid from the can to get two separate items. Put the lid and the can in your recycling.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

Special disposal instructions or restrictions:

• Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.

Additional information:

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

Other ways to dispose of this item:

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

Special disposal instructions or restrictions:

• Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling cart.
• Separate the item from any plastic lids or covers.
• Fold the item in half then put it in your recycling.
• Do not flatten.

Additional information:

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

Other ways to dispose of this item:

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Remove any paper sleeves or instruction sheets and place them separately in your recycling cart or recycling bag.
• Remove any caps, absorbent pads, foil covers, plastic seals, stoppers, and filters. Put these items in the garbage.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Cut off any zippers from reusable, re-sealable storage bags. Put the zippers in the garbage.
• Separate plastic film from cardboard sleeves. Put the cardboard sleeve in your recycling.
• Put plastic film, grocery bags, and thin plastics (such as wrapping around paper towels, empty bread bags, rinsed milk bags, dry-cleaning bags, etc.) in one plastic grocery bag.
• Tie the plastic bag tightly.
• Put the tied bag in your recycling cart or a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart.

Additional information:

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Remove the hard book cover and put it in the garbage.
• Health Products Stewardship Association Ontario.
• Put any remaining paper in a recycling bag or your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Remove any paper sleeves or instruction sheets and place them separately in your recycling cart or recycling bag.
• Remove any caps, absorbent pads, foil covers, plastic seals, stoppers, and filters. Put these items in the garbage.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Do not flatten.
• Put any foil or plastic seals, stoppers, or tear-away tabs in the garbage.
• Remove the lid from the can to get two separate items. Put the lid and the can in your recycling.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Do not flatten.
• Put any foil or plastic seals, stoppers, or tear-away tabs in the garbage.
• Remove the lid from the can to get two separate items. Put the lid and the can in your recycling.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Cut off any zippers from reusable, re-sealable storage bags. Put the zippers in the garbage.
• Separate plastic film from cardboard sleeves. Put the cardboard sleeve in your recycling.
• Put plastic film, grocery bags, and thin plastics (such as wrapping around paper towels, empty bread bags, rinsed milk bags, dry-cleaning bags, etc.) in one plastic grocery bag.
• Tie the plastic bag tightly.
• Put the tied bag in your recycling cart or a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• If there is a lid, remove it and put it in the garbage. If there is a flavour seal, put it in the garbage.
• If there is foil or a plastic seal or stopper, remove it and put it in the garbage along with the cap.
• A pouring spout does not have to be removed from an empty bottle.
• Don't put recyclables in tied plastic grocery bags

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

Special disposal instructions or restrictions:

• Remove any metal.
• Put the metal in your garbage and put the folder in your recycling.

Additional information:

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

Other ways to dispose of this item:

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Remove any wrap, absorbent pads, or seals. Put these in the garbage.
• Don't put recyclables in tied plastic grocery bags.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be closed for collection. A closed lid also helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Do not flatten.
• Put any foil or plastic seals, stoppers, or tear-away tabs in the garbage.
• Remove the lid from the can to get two separate items. Put the lid and the can in your recycling.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Remove any paper sleeves or instruction sheets and place them separately in your recycling cart or recycling bag.
• Remove any caps, absorbent pads, foil covers, plastic seals, stoppers, and filters. Put these items in the garbage.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Cut off any zippers from reusable, re-sealable storage bags. Put the zippers in the garbage.
• Separate plastic film from cardboard sleeves. Put the cardboard sleeve in your recycling.
• Put plastic film, grocery bags, and thin plastics (such as wrapping around paper towels, empty bread bags, rinsed milk bags, dry-cleaning bags, etc.) in one plastic grocery bag.
• Tie the plastic bag tightly.
• Put the tied bag in your recycling cart or a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• If there is a lid, remove it and put it in the garbage. If there is a flavour seal, put it in the garbage.
• If there is foil or a plastic seal or stopper, remove it and put it in the garbage along with the cap.
• A pouring spout does not have to be removed from an empty bottle.
• Don't put recyclables in tied plastic grocery bags

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• If there is a lid, remove it and put it in the garbage. If there is a flavour seal, put it in the garbage.
• If there is foil or a plastic seal or stopper, remove it and put it in the garbage along with the cap.
• A pouring spout does not have to be removed from an empty bottle.
• Don't put recyclables in tied plastic grocery bags

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• If there is a lid, remove it and put it in the garbage. If there is a flavour seal, put it in the garbage.
• If there is foil or a plastic seal or stopper, remove it and put it in the garbage along with the cap.
• A pouring spout does not have to be removed from an empty bottle.
• Don't put recyclables in tied plastic grocery bags

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Remove the hard book cover and put it in the garbage.
• Health Products Stewardship Association Ontario.
• Put any remaining paper in a recycling bag or your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Do not flatten.
• Put any foil or plastic seals, stoppers, or tear-away tabs in the garbage.
• Remove the lid from the can to get two separate items. Put the lid and the can in your recycling.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Do not flatten.
• Put any foil or plastic seals, stoppers, or tear-away tabs in the garbage.
• Remove the lid from the can to get two separate items. Put the lid and the can in your recycling.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

Special disposal instructions or restrictions:

• An empty metal paint can is recyclable only if it has metal handles and is smaller than 5L.
• Empty plastic cans with dry paint inside are acceptable for recycling.
• Separate the lid from the empty can. Put both items in your recycling.

Additional information:

• Empty plastic paint cans with plastic handles are also recyclable. These cans must also be smaller than 5L.
• Empty plastic paint cans with metal handles go in the garbage.
• Full or partially-full paint cans are not recyclable and must be disposed of as household hazardous waste.
• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

Other ways to dispose of this item:

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Cut off any zippers from reusable, re-sealable storage bags. Put the zippers in the garbage.
• Separate plastic film from cardboard sleeves. Put the cardboard sleeve in your recycling.
• Put plastic film, grocery bags, and thin plastics (such as wrapping around paper towels, empty bread bags, rinsed milk bags, dry-cleaning bags, etc.) in one plastic grocery bag.
• Tie the plastic bag tightly.
• Put the tied bag in your recycling cart or a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Do not flatten.
• Put any foil or plastic seals, stoppers, or tear-away tabs in the garbage.
• Remove the lid from the can to get two separate items. Put the lid and the can in your recycling.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.

• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Remove any paper sleeves or instruction sheets and place them separately in your recycling cart or recycling bag.
• Remove any caps, absorbent pads, foil covers, plastic seals, stoppers, and filters. Put these items in the garbage.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Cut off any zippers from reusable, re-sealable storage bags. Put the zippers in the garbage.
• Separate plastic film from cardboard sleeves. Put the cardboard sleeve in your recycling.
• Put plastic film, grocery bags, and thin plastics (such as wrapping around paper towels, empty bread bags, rinsed milk bags, dry-cleaning bags, etc.) in one plastic grocery bag.
• Tie the plastic bag tightly.
• Put the tied bag in your recycling cart or a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Cut off any zippers from reusable, re-sealable storage bags. Put the zippers in the garbage.
• Separate plastic film from cardboard sleeves. Put the cardboard sleeve in your recycling.
• Put plastic film, grocery bags, and thin plastics (such as wrapping around paper towels, empty bread bags, rinsed milk bags, dry-cleaning bags, etc.) in one plastic grocery bag.
• Tie the plastic bag tightly.
• Put the tied bag in your recycling cart or a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Remove any paper sleeves or instruction sheets and place them separately in your recycling cart or recycling bag.
• Remove any caps, absorbent pads, foil covers, plastic seals, stoppers, and filters. Put these items in the garbage.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Remove any paper sleeves or instruction sheets and place them separately in your recycling cart or recycling bag.
• Remove any caps, absorbent pads, foil covers, plastic seals, stoppers, and filters. Put these items in the garbage.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

Special disposal instructions or restrictions:

• An empty plastic paint can is recyclable only if it has plastic handles and is smaller than 5L.
• Empty plastic cans with dry paint inside are acceptable for recycling.
• Separate the lid from the empty can. Put both items in your recycling.

Additional information:

• Empty metal paint cans with metal handles are also recyclable. These cans must also be smaller than 5L.
• Empty plastic paint cans with metal handles go in the garbage.
• Full or partially-full paint cans are not recyclable and must be disposed of as household hazardous waste.
• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

Other ways to dispose of this item:

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

Special disposal instructions or restrictions:

• Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.

Additional information:

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

Other ways to dispose of this item:

• Consider re-using or returning these items to your local plant nursery or retailer.
• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Cut off any zippers from reusable, re-sealable storage bags. Put the zippers in the garbage.
• Separate plastic film from cardboard sleeves. Put the cardboard sleeve in your recycling.
• Put plastic film, grocery bags, and thin plastics (such as wrapping around paper towels, empty bread bags, rinsed milk bags, dry-cleaning bags, etc.) in one plastic grocery bag.
• Tie the plastic bag tightly.
• Put the tied bag in your recycling cart or a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Remove any wrap, absorbent pads, or seals. Put these in the garbage.
• Don't put recyclables in tied plastic grocery bags.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be closed for collection. A closed lid also helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Remove any wrap, absorbent pads, or seals. Put these in the garbage.
• Don't put recyclables in tied plastic grocery bags.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be closed for collection. A closed lid also helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Cut off any zippers from reusable, re-sealable storage bags. Put the zippers in the garbage.
• Separate plastic film from cardboard sleeves. Put the cardboard sleeve in your recycling.
• Put plastic film, grocery bags, and thin plastics (such as wrapping around paper towels, empty bread bags, rinsed milk bags, dry-cleaning bags, etc.) in one plastic grocery bag.
• Tie the plastic bag tightly.
• Put the tied bag in your recycling cart or a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Do not flatten.
• Put any foil or plastic seals, stoppers, or tear-away tabs in the garbage.
• Remove the lid from the can to get two separate items. Put the lid and the can in your recycling.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Empty and flatten small cardboard boxes (such as cereal and tissue boxes). Place the flattened boxes in your recycling cart or in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag.
• Cut boxes or large pieces of flattened corrugated cardboard into smaller sizes that will fit in your recycling cart. Put the cut pieces in your recycling cart. .
• If the pieces won't fit in your cart, tie the pieces together into bundles. Ensure that bundles are smaller than 1x1 m (3 x 3 ft) and weigh less than 20 kg (44 lb). Bundles that exceed these maximums will not be collected.
• Place the bundles in a clear or blue transparent recycling bag or on the ground next to your recycling cart.
• Remove any mesh windows from vegetable bags (such as potato bags or onion bags). Place the mesh window in the garbage and place the vegetable bag in your recycling.
• Remove any plastic handles from cardboard fruit baskets. Place the handles and the basket loose into your recycling.
• Place kraft paper lunch and grocery bags into your recycling cart.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• Take cut and flattened cardboard to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC) free of charge.

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• Remove any wrap, absorbent pads, or seals. Put these in the garbage.
• Don't put recyclables in tied plastic grocery bags.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be closed for collection. A closed lid also helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).

This item is recyclable.

Put this item in your recycling (blue) cart or a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag.

• If this item is smaller than 7 cm (3 in) in diameter, put it in the garbage.
• Put bottles larger than 50 mL in your recycling. Put bottles smaller than 50 mL in your garbage.
• Crush or flatten larger plastic bottles and containers before placing them in your recycling cart.
• If this item holds more than 15 L or is made of other materials besides plastic, put it in the garbage.
• Use or consume the item's contents. Make sure the item is clean and empty before placing it in your recycling.
• If the item has a flat, plastic lid, separate the lid from the item and put both in your recycling.
• If the item has a small cap, remove it and put it on the garbage. Also remove any parts of the item that aren't plastic, such filters, absorbent pads or foil. Put these items in the garbage too.
• Remove any metal handles. Put the handles in your recycling too.

• The lid on your recycling cart must be completely closed for collection. A closed lid helps prevent litter.
• Recycling is mandatory in the Region of Peel.
• The Region collects unlimited amounts of recycling waste from the curb.
• If your recycling cart is full, put recyclables in a transparent clear or blue-tinted plastic bag. Place the bag outside of your recycling cart on your collection day.

• You can also take blue-cart-acceptable recyclables to a Peel Community Recycling Centre (CRC).