Burlington Country, NJ Partners with PakTech, Breweries on Plastic Drink Carrier Recycling Program
Burlington County, N.J. is partnering with PakTech, a plastic carrier manufacturer, and two local breweries to launch a recycling program for plastic drink carriers.
August 20, 2024
Burlington County, N.J. is partnering with PakTech, a plastic carrier manufacturer, and two local breweries to launch a recycling program for plastic drink carriers.
The plastic carriers, also called handles, are the plastic four to eight can tops that are connected, usually seen holding craft beer packs together. Residents will be able to drop off their plastic carriers at the Burlington County Resource Recovery Complex in Florance, or Farm Truck Brewing in Medford and Zed’s Beer in Evesham.
PakTech carriers are made from 100% recycled plastics and are widely used by breweries and major drink and food brands. These carriers help phase out old plastic ring holders that are harmful to wildlife and marine life.
“Collecting plastic drink carriers might seem small but it is another way for us to keep common plastic items out of our landfill. It helps protect our environment and promotes recycling and sustainability,” said Felicia Hopson, Burlington County Commissioner Director.
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