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Recycle This Year’s Christmas Crisp Packets In Crawley Down

Recycle This Year’s Christmas Crisp Packets In Crawley Down

Do you delight over Doritos? Do you salivate over Salt & Shake? Or, perhaps you are crazy about Chipsticks? Whatever your snack of choice, with Christmas and new year celebrations coming-up you are likely to have more crisp packets laying around.

If you find yourself with an abundance of crisp packets and you want to reduce your waste what can you do? In Crawley Down there is a depository for empty crisp packets at the Glebe Centre in the village where you can drop off empty and flat crisp packets.

The packets are sent off for recycling in a recycling scheme organised by TerraCycle and Walkers, however the scheme accepts all brands of crisp packets, and anyone looking to make a drop off can leave the packets in carrier bags outside of the centre.

For more information about recycling empty crisp packets, visit: www.terracycle.com/en-GB

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