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Waste Segregation List

This document provides a waste segregation list that outlines various waste materials generated in a practical work area and kitchen and specifies whether they should be recycled, composted, or disposed of. The list includes common items like used paper towels, plastic bottles, vegetable trimmings, and food scraps that can be composted as well as broken items, disposable gloves and masks, and worn materials that require disposal. Segregating waste into the appropriate categories of recycle, compost, and dispose supports effective waste management.

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Waste Segregation List

This document provides a waste segregation list that outlines various waste materials generated in a practical work area and kitchen and specifies whether they should be recycled, composted, or disposed of. The list includes common items like used paper towels, plastic bottles, vegetable trimmings, and food scraps that can be composted as well as broken items, disposable gloves and masks, and worn materials that require disposal. Segregating waste into the appropriate categories of recycle, compost, and dispose supports effective waste management.

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WASTE SEGREGATION LIST

Section/Area Practical Work Area

WASTE SEGREGATED METHOD


GENERATED /
ACCUMULATED WASTE
Recycle Compost Dispose

Used paper towels and ✓


napkins
Paper ✓
Empty Plastic Bottle ✓
Broken Flatware ✓
Broken Glassware ✓
Disposable gloves ✓
Vegetable trimming ✓
Fruit peels ✓

Onion peels ✓

Garlic peels ✓

Ginger peels ✓

Aluminum foil

Egg shells ✓

Egg trays(plastic) ✓

Disposable cups ✓

Face masks ✓

Plastic wraps ✓

Mushrooms cans ✓

Corn cans ✓

Cooking oil residue ✓


Busted Light bulb ✓

Worn out rags ✓

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