England
Recycle at home
Yes. Put it in your recycling bin.
Rigid plastic packaging such as pots, tubs and trays goes in recycling once empty and rinsed.
England-wide guidance, checked 26 Sep 2026. View the source
Also called: plastic packaging, plastic, plastic container, plastic wrapping, packaging
Recycle at home
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Recycle at home
Yes. Put it in your recycling bin.
Rigid plastic packaging such as pots, tubs and trays goes in recycling once empty and rinsed.
England-wide guidance, checked 26 Sep 2026. View the source
Recycle at home
Yes. Put it in your recycling bin.
Rigid plastic pots, tubs and trays go in recycling once empty and rinsed.
Recycle at home
Yes. Put it in your recycling bin.
Empty and rinse pots, tubs and trays and put them with your cans and plastics.
Wales-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Recycle at home
Yes. Put it in your recycling bin.
Rigid plastic packaging such as pots, tubs and trays goes in recycling once empty and rinsed.
England-wide guidance, checked 26 Sep 2026. View the source
Recycle at home
Yes. Put it in your recycling bin.
Rigid plastic pots, tubs and trays go in recycling once empty and rinsed.
Scotland-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Recycle at home
Yes. Put it in your recycling bin.
Empty and rinse pots, tubs and trays and put them with your cans and plastics.
Wales-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Recycle at home
Yes. Put it in your recycling bin.
Rigid plastic pots, tubs and trays go in recycling once empty and rinsed.
Northern Ireland-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
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