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The province of Alberta has a Beverage Container Recycling Regulation which allows for the collection and recycling of 'ready-to-serve' drink containers including shelf-stable and refrigerated cartons as well as juice and milk cartons. Consumers are responsible for bringing these containers to a bottle depot for recycling and/or refund. To find a depot near you, visit the Beverage Container Management Board. For specific information about where you live, click on your community listed below.
The province of British Columbia has a Beverage Container Recycling Regulation which allows for the collection and recycling of 'ready-to-serve' drink containers including shelf-stable and refrigerated cartons as well as juice and milk cartons. Consumers are responsible for bringing these containers to a bottle depot for recycling and/or refund. To find a depot near you, visit the Encorp Pacific Canada. For specific information about where you live, click on your community listed below.
Click on the following municipality to see where cartons are recycled.
If your community is not in the list, carton recycling is not available yet. The Carton Council is working to improve carton recycling availability and we hope to include your community soon. Check later for updates.
The province of New Brunswick has a Beverage Containers Recycling Program which allows for the collection and recycling of 'ready-to-serve' drink containers (five litre size or less) including shelf-stable and refrigerated cartons such as juice and milk cartons. At this time milk cartons are exempt from the program. Consumers are responsible for bringing these containers to a redemption centre for recycling and/or refund. To find a centre near you, visit the New Brunswick Department of Environment site. For specific information about where you live, click on your community listed below.
The provinces of Newfoundland and Labrador have a Beverage Containers Recycling Program which allows for the collection and recycling of 'ready-to-serve' drink containers (five litre size or more) including shelf-stable and refrigerated cartons such as juice and milk cartons. At this time milk cartons are exempt from the program. Consumers are responsible for bringing these containers to a Green Depot location for recycling and/or refund. To find a depot near you, visit the Multi Materials Stewardship Board (MMSB). For specific information about where you live, click on your community listed below.
Communities marked with a * recycle milk cartons through the curbside recycling program
The Northwest Territories has a Beverage Containers Recycling Program which allows for the collection and recycling of 'ready-to-serve' drink containers including shelf-stable and refrigerated cartons such as juice and milk cartons. Consumers are responsible for bringing these containers to a community depot for recycling and/or refund. To find a depot near you, visit the Northwest Territories Department of Environment and Natural Resources site. For specific information about where you live, click on your community listed below.
The province of Nova Scotia has a Beverage Containers Recycling Program which allows for the collection and recycling of 'ready-to-serve' drink containers (five litre size or more) including shelf-stable and refrigerated cartons such as juice and milk cartons. At this time milk cartons are exempt from the program. Consumers are responsible for bringing these containers to an Enviro-Depot location for recycling and/or refund. To find a depot near you, visit the Resource Recovery Fund Board (MMSB). For specific information about where you live, click on your community listed below.
Click on the following municipality to see where cartons are recycled.
If your community is not in the list, carton recycling is not available yet. The Carton Council is working to improve carton recycling availability and we hope to include your community soon. Check later for updates
Click on the following municipality to see where cartons are recycled.
If your community is not in the list, carton recycling is not available yet. The Carton Council is working to improve carton recycling availability and we hope to include your community soon. Check later for updates.
The province of Prince Edward Island has a Beverage Container Management Systems which allows for the collection and recycling of 'ready-to-serve' drink containers including shelf-stable and refrigerated cartons. At this time milk cartons are exempt from the program. Consumers are responsible for bringing these containers to a depot for recycling and/or refund. To find a depot near you, visit the Prince Edward Island Department of Environment, Energy and Forestry Department. For specific information about where you live, click on your community listed below.
Click on the following municipality to see where cartons are recycled.
If your community is not in the list, carton recycling is not available yet. The Carton Council is working to improve carton recycling availability and we hope to include your community soon. Check later for updates.
The province of Saskatchewan has a Beverage Container Collection and Recycling Program which allows for the collection and recycling of 'ready-to-serve' drink containers including shelf-stable and refrigerated cartons such as juice and milk cartons. Consumers are responsible for bringing these containers to a depot for recycling and/or refund. To find a depot near you, visit the Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres Recycling Division. For specific information about where you live, click on your community listed below.
Communities marked with a * recycle milk cartons through the curbside recycling program
The Yukon Territory has a Beverage Container Recycling Program which allows for the collection and recycling of 'ready-to-serve' drink containers including shelf-stable and refrigerated cartons. At this time milk cartons are exempt from the program. Consumers are responsible for bringing these containers to a depot for recycling and/or refund. For more information, visit the Yukon Territory Environment Department. For specific information about where you live, click on your community listed below.