City of Annapolis 
Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Commercial Recycling

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Commercial Recycling

NEW! City Of Annapolis Commercial Recycling Program

OPTIONS to RECYCLING - Lower Your Disposal Costs by:

  • Recycling corrugated cardboard boxes.
  • Recycling aluminum, steel, tin cans, glass bottles, plastic bottles, office paper, and newspaper.

Reducing waste makes good business sense. That's because every pound of waste you generate costs your business money. So it just makes sense that by reducing waste, you'll save your business money.

Waste reduction benefits the environment, too. It helps conserve natural resources and slows the depletion of valuable landfill space.

Be creative! There's a lot of opportunity to recycle and reduce waste in commercial sectors. Let your customers know about your successful program.

  • Edible but unsaleable food can be contributed to a food bank.
  • Use dry erase boards instead of printed daily specials.
  • Encourage refillable containers.
  • Replace incandescent lights with fluorescent lights.
  • Reuse shipping materials.

Then, close the loop; PURCHASE RECYCLED PRODUCTS.

Recycling guides, free waste analysis, etc., for commercial businesses. This link also gives a terrific list where businesses or residents can donate reusable items (clothing, toys, furniture, etc.).

For a list of current, approved refuse contractors for the City of Annapolis area, call the Public Works Services Division at 410-263-7967.

Learn about our "Keep It Clean" program for Annapolis. Children will enjoy our "Lacey Anne" coloring page and mini quiz.

  • Information may also be obtained from http://www.mdrecycles.org.
  • A fun recycling/environmental site for kids is found at http://www.epa.gov/kids.
  • Specific recycling information for kids can be found at http://www.epa.gov/recyclecity.