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10 million water bottles are produced every day in the UAE, yet recycling rates remain very low. Your organisation, event or school can help change this by working with Simply Bottles to:
DGrade recycles PET or type 1 plastic.
PET is most commonly water and juice bottles, but can also be transparent plastic cups or food containers.
Look for the PET or 1 symbol on the containter to confirm the plastic packaging can be recycled with Simply Bottles.
Plastic collected through Simply Bottles is recycled by DGrade into Greenspun™ yarn for textile production.
Whether you’re a corporate office, hotel or event, you can join the Simply Bottles initiative and we will work with you to ensure your plastic bottles are recycled. Our programs range from basic plastic collection to CSR activities to promote sustainability and engage your employees. Contact [email protected]
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Simply Bottles Recycling Partners:
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Get rewards for recycling!
We're working with partners to bring recycling with Communities and rewards you for recycling plastic. Look for RVM's (reserve vending machines) near you, we will be launching more locations the comming year.
Locations:
DUBAI
ABU DHABI
Simply Bottles works with schools in the UAE and Bahrain to educate, engage and equip children to recycle plastic water bottles and support a circular economy. By participating in this initiative schools will help children better understand the impact of plastic pollution and the benefits of recycling.
As part of the program we offer recycling recycling collection, assembly presentations and the opportunity to participate in activities, competitions and clean-ups.
You can also work with DGrade to make your school more sustainable by procuring uniforms and gym kit made by DGrade from recycled plastic bottles.
For more information contact [email protected]
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