US EditionHomes and businesses in England given start date for new recycling plan
- By March 31, 2026, recycling rules in England are changing under a new Simpler Recycling plan, impacting both households and businesses to promote consistent recycling practices.
- The Simpler Recycling plan aims to prevent confusion about recycling and boost currently stalled recycling rates, aligning with the Government's commitment to a circular economy.
- Most homes in England will have weekly food waste collections, and households are expected to use at least five bins or containers for various waste types, while plastic film collections will begin by March 31, 2027.
- Circular Economy Minister Mary Creagh stated the changes aim to end the throwaway society, boost recycling rates, and drive growth through the Government’s Plan for Change, with an estimated £11.8 billion in greenhouse gas emissions savings.
- The Environment Agency, with Steve Molyneux as the deputy director of waste and resources regulation, will regulate Simpler Recycling and is committed to supporting businesses in adapting to the new duties, viewing the implementation for workplaces as a pivotal moment towards a circular economy.
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He's tested new bin that everyone gets: 'Slipper mountain of stuff'
Now everyone in Västmanland with their own houses will get one more garbage can. In the new barrel, plastic and paper packaging should be sorted. I'm at home. During week 16, 3,000 households in Västerås will receive the barrel.
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