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Recycle and Re-Use

• What does Cheapest Load of Rubbish do with my rubbish after collection?

  No matter the type of rubbish, be it plasterboard or rubble from a building site, or furniture and whitegoods from a household clean-up, every load of rubbish is brought back to our St Peters warehouse in Sydney’s Inner-West to be sorted and redistributed to recycling or transfer stations.
  
  We pride ourselves on our recycling effort and believe that recycling Sydney’s rubbish is the key to a bright a clean future for our generation and for those who follow.
  
  By promoting recycling and re-use, we aim to reduce the carbon footprint of our local area and lessen the impact of our consumer society.
  
  

  What do we recycle?

  Paper Products – Cards, Magazines, Books
  Cardboard Products – Packaging, Cartons
  Metals – Tins, Foil, Aluminium
  Glass – Bottles, Jars
  Plastic - Bottles
  E-Waste
  
  Building Materials
  
  Some building materials can be salvaged and reused. That’s why we separate all rubbish into clean loads of like materials. Once we have a full truck of a particular material, it’s taken to the transfer station where they perform a material recovery process. Sand, soil, gravel, concrete, brick, timber and chipped green material is then able to be reused in the marketplace, helping to reduce landfill levels.