Greenloop Society Limited
Community cooperation
All collected items will be carefully sorted to ensure that resources are used effectively and reintegrated into society, reducing waste.
Used item sharing stalls
Mobile reuse stalls are set up to facilitate barter activities, allowing citizens to take what they need for free, promoting community reuse and reducing waste.
Workshop
Through workshops and promotional events, we aim to raise public awareness of environmental protection and help them understand the importance of recycling and its impact on the future. Our team will provide the necessary support to help citizens easily participate in recycling and cultivate the habit of reducing waste at the source.
Results Report
We will continue to monitor the effectiveness of the recycling activities and publish reports regularly to let residents understand the significance and impact of their participation.
Community influence
Greenloop Society Limited activities not only reduced waste but also promoted sustainable development in the community and raised residents' environmental awareness.
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Resource reduction
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Accepted Recyclables
Clothing
Plush toys, coats , baby clothes , shirts, pants , skirts , shoes , handbags or backpacks , accessories (such as scarves) , and others .
We will also set up a "Second-hand Clothing Pickup Area" for free. Second-hand clothes that have been screened and cleaned will be available for residents to take freely on site, thereby promoting a culture of reuse and extending the life of clothing.
Small electrical appliances
Rice cookers, fans, hair dryers, coffee machines, ovens, induction cookers, audio equipment, heaters, mobile phones, tablets, LED light bulbs, and others.
Metal
Aluminum drink cans, mooncake tins, metal bottle caps, metal racks/shelves, metal cookware, Poon Choi basins, others.
Newspapers, Magazines, Exercise books, Flyers, Books, Office paper, Letter paper, Cardboard boxes, Corrugated cardboard
Paper
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No. 1 PET: Transparent plastic beverage bottles, plastic containers
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No. 2 HDPE: Milk bottles, detergent bottles, plastic bags, bottle caps
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No. 4 LDPE: Plastic bags, plastic wrap (cling film)
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No. 5 PP: Microwave-safe plastic containers, bottle caps, straws, beverage cups, etc.
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No. 6 PS: Some takeaway food containers, Yakult bottles, etc.
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No. 7 Other: Plastic casings of electrical appliances, foam packaging (Styrofoam)
Plastic
Air conditioners, Refrigerators, Washing machines
,Televisions, Computers, Printers,Scanners,
Monitors
Regulated Electrical Equipment (REE)
Glass Bottle
Glass
Aluminum carton, milk carton
Carton
Mobile phone batteries, Rechargeable battery cells, Laptop batteries
Batteries
Used item sharing stalls
Greenloop Society Limited has mobile recycling stalls that accept donations and conduct small-scale barter activities. Citizens can take what they need for free to promote community reuse and reduce waste.
Books
Novels, children's books, craft books, cookbooks, etc.
Clothing
Outerwear, clothes, pants, shirts, skirts, backpacks, bags, etc.
Home furnishings
Glassware, ornaments, etc.
Electrical appliances
Hair dryer, telephone, audio equipment, etc.
*Not accepted: Underwear, swimwear, dirty items, pornographic materials.
*A wide variety of items can be donated that can be reused; please inquire for more information.
*The recycling company reserves the right to decide whether or not to accept such items.
Frequently Asked Questions
We are a non-profit recycling organization that puts underutilized resources back into their value. We believe that environmental protection is not just a responsibility, but a way of life. We proactively reach out to housing estates, schools, and various community locations to bring "recycling," "sharing old items," and "environmental education" to everyone, working together to practice the 3R principle: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.
We regularly set up mobile recycling points in housing estates and communities to provide recycling services to residents, helping them to correctly sort recyclables. We also provide a second-hand platform for residents to donate their unwanted items for those in need, making good use of resources. In addition, we regularly hold recycling workshops to educate and increase public awareness of environmental protection.
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This includes clothing, handbags, backpacks, accessories (such as scarves), metals (such as soda cans, vegetable bowls, mooncake jars, shelves, pump heads, motors), small electrical appliances, plastics, foam, paper beverage boxes, paper, glass, rechargeable battery cells, plush toys, etc.
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The types of recyclable materials accepted are diverse and cannot be listed exhaustively. Please feel free to inquire for more information.
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Once the recyclables are cleaned, they can all be placed into the recycling basket for recycling.
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We do not handle medical waste, such as equipment that has come into contact with human blood or tissue.
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We do not offer door-to-door recycling services for household appliances. Therefore, for heavier electrical appliances such as refrigerators and washing machines, we recommend calling the government's Regulated Electrical Equipment (REE) recycling hotline at 2676-8888 to arrange free door-to-door recycling.
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We recycle a wide variety of items; please inquire.
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We reserve the final right to decide whether or not to accept the recycled item.
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All collected materials will be carefully sorted, properly stored and processed. They will be sent to government-approved downstream recyclers for recycling to ensure nothing is end up in landfill.
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When the mobile recycling truck holds recycling days in the housing estate, a "free second-hand clothing collection area" will be set up at the same time. Second-hand clothing that has been screened and cleaned will be available for residents to take freely on site, thereby promoting a culture of reuse and extending the life of clothing.
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In addition, we will also donate suitable clothing to low-income families through the following channels:
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In partnership with other social welfare organizations, we regularly donate secondhand clothing to families in need.
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Some of the clothing items, after being sorted, will be sent to the "Green@Community" secondhand club for the public to choose from free of charge.
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Some used clothing that is not suitable for local donation or reuse (such as worn-out, out-of-season, or specific fabrics) is exported to Southeast Asia for reuse or recycling.
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All proceeds will be used to cover operating costs, expand recycling services, give back to the Hong Kong community, support staff training and community education, and enable us to hold more event in more housing estates, making it easier for more citizens to participate in recycling.
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Participating in recycling is actually very simple; you can start with everyday life, for example:
Reduce the use of disposable products
Avoid buying products in excessive packaging.
"Buy what you need first" avoids purchasing unnecessary products and reduces waste.
Clean and sort recyclable materials
Participate in community cleaning activities
Donate usable items
Share your recycling experience with family and friends to promote environmental awareness.
We welcome to jointly organize recycling-related activities, such as recycling days and workshops, to promote community environmental awareness, cultivate waste reduction and recycling habits at the source , support community sustainable development, connect neighbors, and jointly create a green living environment.