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When you recycle milk jugs at home, there is infrastructure in place for companies like Envision to buy those milk jugs so we can recycle them into clean plastic that can be used again.”
— Roberto Fontanillas, Envision Plastics
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HDPE plastic in general is good, because you can use it over and over with little degradation. Instead of consuming more plastic, Altium is recycling the same plastic up to seven times.”
— Michael Rodriguez, Altium
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It's important to recycle the jugs so these plastics get a second life and don't end up in a landfill.”
— Casey Vaccarezza, Cal-Waste Recovery Systems
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By recycling plastic milk jugs, you’re reducing the use of virgin plastics, saving energy, water, and other resources, creating jobs, and saving money.”
— Tim Dewey-Mattia, Napa Recycling & Waste Services
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You may not think one little bottle will make a difference, but if you count your neighborhood and then the next neighborhood, block, and community – it adds up to a lot of plastic to keep out of our landfills.”
— Navid Rezaei, Epic Plastics
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Not all plastic is created equal. Your HDPE plastic milk jug is a low carbon footprint way to deliver milk to your family. And it can be recycled back into milk jugs over and over again right here in California, substantially reducing the need to produce more plastic.”
— Mark Murray, Californians Against Waste