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Paper, plastic, cardboard, and metals can be recycled, reinvented, and repurposed into new products. Recycling gives materials a chance to be used to their fullest extent. Cardboard and boxboard must be flattened and bundled.Many everyday items are recyclable through the City of Corpus Christi's curbside recycling program. There is no need to sort recyclables accepted by the program, be sure to give them a quick rinse and empty all liquids before placing them in the blue recycling cart.

Plastic, rigid, clear bakery containers/clamshellsĪll containers must be empty and clean, free of food or any other residue.

Plastic, rigid, clear take-out containers/clamshells (no Styrofoam).

Plastic, rigid, clear fruit and vegetable containers/clamshells.

laundry soap bottles, dish soap containers)

Plastic pails or bottles less than five litres in size (e.g.

yogurt, margarine, sour cream, cottage cheese, or ice cream containers)

Plastic bottles, drink containers (no straws), jars and jugs (used for food or beverage).

frozen juice, cookie dough containers, coffee cans, chip cylinders – lids separate)

100% paper cups (with no plastic or wax coating).

Newspaper, household paper and envelopes.

Milk and juice cartons, juice boxes (no straws).

Metal paint cans (empty, dry, lids separate).

used for toys, small electronics, kitchen gadgets (separate paper / cardboard)

Boxboard (cereal, cracker, tissue boxes).

These are some of the items that can go in the blue box. To see if a specific item can be placed in the blue box, use the What Goes Where Tool. No garbage, plastic bags or food shall be put in the blue box.

Pet productsĪnimal bedding, pet waste, kitty litter, bird seed, pet food, pet fur, feathers and sawdust (wood sources only). Personal care itemsĭiapers, hair, nail clippings, sanitary products, tampons, incontinence products, tissues. Other paper products that go in the green bin include butcher and cheese paper (no waxed or plastic liner), microwave popcorn bags, flour and sugar bags, muffin paper, soiled paper plates, paper towels and tissues, paper serviettes, and any non-waxed paper or cardboard that contains food residue (sauce, cheese, etc.). Shredded paper may be placed in the green bin in small amounts. If you can eat it, it goes in the green bin, as well as fish/meat bones, shells, fat, grease and lard (solidified), small amounts of cooking oil (can be placed in milk cartons), baking supplies, dairy products, egg shells, coffee filters/grounds and tea bags, corn cobs/husks, and nuts/shells. Please refrain from using plastic bags to ensure collection. Green bin tip: Lining your green bin with compostable bags is no longer mandatory but is the preferred option.