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OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, May 1, 2009 · 28 The Regional Municipality of Halton www.halton.ca _ Do your part Cleaning out your fridge? Use your GreenCart Ensure the following items do not go in the GreenCart as they will not compost: X Glass bottles and jars (place in your Blue Box) X Clear plastic "clamshell" containers (place in your garbage) X Plastic shopping bags, including ones that say "oxo-degradable" (take back to the grocery the garbage) X Clear plastic fruit & vegetable baggies (place in your garbage) GreenCart Acceptable Materials Bread, toast, cereal, baked goods & pizza Cake, cookies, Coffee grounds Dairy products, cheese & yogurt candies teabags (no containers) (including bones) Pasta, couscous, potatoes, rice, oatmeal, Soiled paper towels, facial tissues, paper towel rolls and toilet paper rolls Fruit Vegetables, corn Sauces, mayonnaise, cobs & husks, salad dressing, syrups, nuts & shells, peanut butter, jams & pumpkins & jellies (no containers) salads Fats & oils, lard, Soiled paper food packaging, popcorn bags, gravy, butter & margarine cardboard egg cartons, (no containers) greasy pizza liners, paper plates & cups, cardboard take-out food trays and containers Hair, pet hair, feathers, nail clippings and dryer lint Eggs & egg shells Houseplants GreenCart Acceptable Liners It's up to you whether you line your GreenCart or not. If you choose to line your GreenCart, here are the acceptable liners: per Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) logo: X The following bags are not accepted will not be collected: pping b plastic fruit & vegetable baggies By excluding these plastic bags, we supply the composting facility product. Bags that display the BPI logo are designed to compost quickly and safely when composted in a commercial composting facility. purchased, visit www.halton.ca/waste. 010509