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NAME:.. ……….Recycling Emu Park – Container Refund Capricorn Coast
CONTACT: …….Kanga Bins
LOCATION: ……Recycling Depot is located behind the Emu Park Caltex Servo, 38 Pattison Street
POSTAL: ……….Kanga Bins Reycling, 334 Leichhardt St, Rockhampton
PHONE: ………..4926 1333
MOBILE: ……….
EMAIL: ………….
ADDITIONAL:
Operating Hours in Emu Park: Wed-Thurs 11am to 4pm – 24/7 bag drop chute also available
WEBSITE: ………
Google Earth Co-ordinates:
Container Refund Scheme (from 1st Nov 2018) …. scroll down for location map
Kanga Bins, along with the Queensland Government have introduced a Container Refund Scheme to reduce the amount of beverage container litter that enters our environment. This is done by providing an incentive for people to collect and return eligible containers for recycling in exchange for a refund.
WHERE: Emu Parks Recycling Depot is located behind the Emu Park Caltex Servo, 38 Pattison Street
WHEN: Wed Thurs 11am to 4pm – 24/7 bag drop chute also available
FACEBOOK PAGE : Kanga Bins Reycling FB page.
PHONE: Kanga Bins 4926 1333
HANDY HINT FROM EPOL : And if I may a helpful hint. Put the empty cans and bottles back into their original cartons if you can. They count them alot quicker that way and you are not held up at the collection point while they do individual can counts. When we went down there at Emu Park (was a hot tuesday morning) and had to wait in queue for at least 30 minutes. Ours were boxed and it took us all of two minutes. Plus if there is a mob there and it looks like a long wait bear in mind there is no shade or seating. “We cooked down there in our time in the queue”
What containers are eligible for a refund?
A thorough list of eligible containers can be found here >
So why are some beverage containers not eligible for a refund? The container refund scheme aims to reduce the amount of beverage container
litter in the environment. The containers that are eligible for a refund are those that are most commonly consumed away from home and make up the majority
of container litter in the environment. For example, excluded containers that have held plain milk or wine are commonly consumed in the home, and can
still be recycled either through existing kerbside collection or drop-off services. If you are unsure if it is eligible still bring it down and we
will let you know.
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Do I need to remove lids from containers before taking them to the Kanga Bins Container Refund Point?
Lids should be removed from beverage containers before taking them to a Kanga Bins Container Refund Point. Plastic tops are usually made from a different
plastic than the bottle and are labelled as a contaminant. Separating the plastics reduces the level of ‘contamination’ which makes for better recycling
outcomes. Removing the lids will help with the crushing of containers at processing facilities Leaving lids on containers can cause problems with transport
and storage.
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How many eligible container material types are there?
There are seven main categories of eligible container materials. These are:
Glass
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET)
High-density polyethylene (HDPE)
Aluminium
Steel
Liquid paper board
Other plastics.
EMU PARKS COLLECTION POINT LOCATION…. (find them right here)
And please don’t forget to tell our wonderful Gold Listers that you found them on Emu Park Online. TIA