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Loose writing paper can be the lined paper students keep in their notebooks or the stationary on which your grandmother writes you letters. Whatever form it takes, most writing paper can go in your normal recycling bin.

Shredded paper belongs in the garbage because of its size and composition. Often there are pieces of plastic mixed in with shredded paper, preventing it from being processed as fully compostable, while the shreds of paper are also too small to be processed effectively at recycling facilities.

You can recycle coffee cup lids depending on the plastic number and if your local recycling company accepts that kind of plastic.

Generally, shredded paper is not accepted in curbside recycling programs, whether it is bagged or not, due to litter and contamination issues. Shredded paper is a great addition to your compost pile as long as it does not contain cellulose material like window envelopes.

We recommend that your kitchen caddy is lined with a biodegradable food waste bag (displaying the EN13432 logo), kitchen towel, newspaper or shredded paper to make it easier to empty and to clean. You can also wrap food waste in newspapers or kitchen towel to help absorb any excess moisture.

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Types of paper that are not recyclable are coated and treated paper, paper with food waste, juice and cereal boxes, paper cups, paper towels, and paper or magazine laminated with plastic.