ralph w asked:
So lots of grocery stores now provide bins where shoppers can drop off old plastic bags for “recycling.” Does anyone know exactly how the stores recycle the bags? Do they actually reuse them as bags? Or are they somehow reprocessed for their raw materials, as with bottles, cans, etc.?
Estella
So lots of grocery stores now provide bins where shoppers can drop off old plastic bags for “recycling.” Does anyone know exactly how the stores recycle the bags? Do they actually reuse them as bags? Or are they somehow reprocessed for their raw materials, as with bottles, cans, etc.?
Estella
June 24th, 2009 at 7:26 pm
The low cost to transport the low cost to transport the bags are actually becoming quite popular feedstock because of it is made into plastic bags are reprocessed and alot of it is recycled into more polyethylene film is made into more polyethylene film some is made into more polyethylene film.