Why we recycle

Recycling is a waste management process that leads to its further use. In the recycling process, it is the repeated introduction of material back into the production cycle.

The most significant benefits of recycling include:

• Environmental protection: Recycling reduces the need to extract new raw materials, which minimizes the environmental impact associated with the extraction and processing of raw materials. This reduces air, water and soil pollution.
• Energy savings: Processing recycled materials typically requires less energy than producing brand new materials. This leads to reduced greenhouse gas emissions and overall energy efficiency.
• Conservation of natural resources: Valuable raw materials are obtained by recycling from already existing products. This saves natural resources that would otherwise be needed for the production of new products.
• Waste management: Recycling reduces the amount of waste that ends up in landfills. This helps to limit the negative impact of landfills on the environment. Overall, recycling helps create a more sustainable and cleaner environment for current and future generations.