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in the automotive industry, the aluminium goes to Cheshire where it is used to create new cans and the plastic bottles are sent to Peterborough to be reused as bottles or turned into ‘street furniture’ (or plastic benches and litter bins to you and me). The glass goes to Nottingham to be used again, the card is sent to Somerset for re-use and the news- papers and magazines are sent to Kent to be turned back into more newspapers.


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