How to recycle and reduce material packaging and other wastes from a pharmaceutical factory? from glass bottles, plastic, alumimium used for blisters.

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glass bottles make fabulous paths and walls. Succulents look fab and grow away happily between the bottle wall. Large plastic bottles make really good incubators for tender plants during winter if you can%26#039;t bring them into the house or a greenhouse. Glass cutters used to cut the neck part off bottles then leaves you with a nifty plant holder for hanging on a wall. Is this any use? Large plastic containers can be cleaned out with lime and used to collect rain water, etc. 50% 2 Votes

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• Wow! I work in a pharma facility. We have vendors who will take the materials and recycle them. The only thing that is difficult is the blisters once they are put together. If you are in PA, NY, or NJ, I can help you. (let me know!) If you are somewhere else, contact your local recycling coordinator and maybe they will know somebody. 25% 1 Vote