Recycling in Singapore

In 2020, Singapore’s overall recycling rate has decreased to from 59% to 52%.

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2020 52%
2019 59%
2018 61%
2017 61%
2016 61%

Source: National Environmental Agency (NEA)

E-Waste Recycling

When disposed inappropriately, electronic waste is a huge pollution to the environment.
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Metal Recycling

Metal is one of the most recycled material in the world due to the ease of recycling.
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Paper Recycling

Incorporating a mixture of recycled paper fibre when forming a new sheet of paper reduces the amount of virgin paper required.
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Plastic Recycling

Plastic identification codes not mean that the plastic is recyclable, but is developed to help categorize plastic products according to their material type.
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Textile Recycling

With the rise of fast-fashion trends, clothes are going out of style sooner, leading to more clothes ending up in the bins.
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