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Recycling and minimising your waste

Recycle for Suffolk Coastal logo Follow the links below to find out more about recycling in Suffolk Coastal and how to minimise your waste.

Our waste and recycling services are operated by our partners, Suffolk Coastal Services Ltd (new window), a subsidiary of Norse Commercial Services.

If you would like advice or more information about recycling and our recycling services, please contact Suffolk Coastal Services on 01394 444000 or email scsltd@suffolkcoastal.gov.uk.

In this section ...

Wheeled bin recycling and refuse collection service - information about the Council's wheeled bin recycling and refuse collection service.

Recycling facilities in Suffolk Coastal - find out what you can recycle and where.

Recycling paper-based food and drink cartons - where you can recycle paper-based food and drink cartons.

Suffolk Recycling website (new window) - the website with everything you need to know about recycling in Suffolk.

Why recycle? - information about the cost of disposing of waste in landfill, the current rate of recycling in Suffolk Coastal and how we are working with our partners in the Suffolk Waste Partnership to increase recycling and composting.

Minimise your waste - tips on how you can minimise the amount of waste you produce.

Home composting - find out about the benefits of home composting and the reduced price compost bins on offer to Suffolk residents through the Suffolk Waste Partnership.

Cut down on waste and save money with real nappies - information about the cost saving and environmental benefits of switching to real nappies.

Eastex Suffolk materials exchange - the website that matches businesses, organisations and individuals with unwanted materials.

Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) website (new window) - find out how WRAP encourages businesses and consumers to be more efficient in their use of materials and recycle more things more often.

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