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RECYCLING SYMBOL SENSE CHECK (suitable when not stamping plastics)

- Always check with the supplier/IS for confirmation of packaging materials
- Symbols must represent packaging that is separable by hand from the rest when disposing/sorting
- If there is only room for one symbol then use the symbol that represents the outer packaging and not the inserts/fitments i.e. the box/blister/clam/bag not the vac-form/insert/printed card

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PAP
- Where room is available add symbols representing each part of the packaging i.e. plastic blister with card insert could be - For UK only items label as stated below
- For UK only items, following the Labelling Back of Pack guidelines from J. Gorman where more than one type of plastic/packaging type is used i.e. PP carton with PVC vac form then indicate which symbol represents which component with wording e.g. Carton is Insert is

RECYCLING SYMBOL SENSE CHECK (when stamping plastics)

- Follow the guidelines above ignoring the UK only comments and extra representative wording.
- Stamp the plastic only with its relevant symbol, ideally somewhere obvious to see and on the reverse
side. Any inserts/fitments should be printed or stamped where appropriate with the symbol that represents their material content.

SYMBOL
MATERIAL
COMMON USES

PET
Polyethylene Terephthalate
(PETE is the acceptable US variant)
Blister packs, window boxes, carton boxes, beverage containers, boil-infood pouches, processed meat packages, etc.

HDPE
High Density Polyethylene
(PE-HD is the acceptable US variant)
Milk bottles, detergent bottles, oil bottles, toys, plastic bags

PVC
Polyvinyl Chloride
(V is the acceptable US variant)
Blister packs, vacuum formings, food wrap, vegetable oil bottles

LDPE
Low Density Polyethylene
(PE-LD is the acceptable US variant)
Polybags, shrink-wrap, plastic bags, garment bags

PP
Polypropylene
(including oriented polypropylene, OPP)
Polybags, carton boxes, margarine and yogurt containers, grocery bags, caps for containers, carpet fibre, food wrap,

PS
Polystyrene
(includes expanded polystyrene, EPS)
Foam inserts/fitments, plastic utensils, clothes hangars, foam cups and plates

Other - All other polymers and polymer blends
Where possible, state the standard abbreviation of the plastic instead of OTHER i.e. ABS, HIPS etc
Polycarbonate, ABS, HIPS, PPO/PPE, nylon, acrylic, EVO, PVOH, rubber, co-extrusions of two different plastics etc.
Compostable Biopolymers but NOT Polymers with degradable additives; label these as the traditional polymer.
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PAP
PAP
21
20
PAP

Paper
20 – Corrugated Fibreboard
21 – Non-corrugated fibreboard i.e. card
22 – Paper
Boxes, swing tags, labels, fitments, backing cards, instruction manuals
Paper packaging sometimes has a polymer-based varnish or thin surface lamination of plastic, and where this is traditionally regarded as paper and recycled as paper, it should be labelled as paper, not as a composite.

Combined Plastic and Paper

Only use when the paper and plastic are INSEPARABLE by hand
Any laminate or similar material where paper is the main layer by weight, such as foil-lined drinks cartons and many other similar paperbased laminates – except, of course, if all the layers are paper then label as paper.

OTHER PACKAGING MATERIAL SYMBOLS

SYMBOL
MATERIAL
COMMON USE
40

FE

Iron, steel and tinplate steel

Cans, tins
41

ALU

Aluminium
(if you are already using the variant AL, it is acceptable to keep using it)

Cans, tin, foil
42

OMET

Use for any other metals such as brass, copper, titanium, lead etc.

Cans, tin, foil

51

50

FOR
FOR

50 – Wood
51 – Cork

Boxes, decorative swing tags, inserts
TEX
TEX
61
60

60 – Cotton
61 – Jute

Bags, linings, decoration, decorative swing tags
GL

GL
GL
72
71
70

70 – Coloured Glass
71 – Green Glass
72 – Brown Glass

Jars, containers, bottles