The challenge now is no longer just getting people to recycle, but ensuring that recyclables are clean enough to find buyers.
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The challenge now is no longer just getting people to recycle, but ensuring that recyclables are clean enough to find buyers.
The contents seen in a blue recycling bin at a housing estate in Punggol. (Photo: CNA/Try Sutrisno Foo)
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