PET (look for the #1 on the container) plastic #recycling works. Oregon is a great example: their bottle deposit program achieves PET recycling rates above 75%! If we want to reduce plastic pollution, we need to get our PET plastic into recycling bins--where its journey is just beginning. Because PET can be endlessly recycled and made with up to 100% recycled PET, after the bin it's collected, separated, baled, ground, cleaned, and melted to create a new PET bottle, in as little as six weeks. This #circular process reduces waste, conserves resources, lowers carbon emissions (PET is far lighter to transport than aluminum and glass), and helps get lightweight, durable, FDA-approved PET back on shelves and filling critical needs across the fields of healthcare, food safety, disaster relief, etc. All of that, simply by dropping PET in a bin! To help our planet and keep fully #recyclable PET plastic out of landfills and the #environment, always #RecycleThe1. Check out the 5 stages of your PET bottle's journey here: https://lnkd.in/e75T7MKs #PickPET #recycle #RecyclingIsReal #circularity #endplasticpollution #Sustainability #healthcare #foodsafety #disasterrelief