Guide for Reuse, Repair, Recycling, and Safe Disposal
for Alameda County, Contra Costa County, and the City of Palo Alto
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Welcome to RE:Source! Your online directory for reuse, repair and proper disposal options for the Bay Area. Although we do our best to stay up-to-date, information is constantly changing and we encourage you to call ahead to verify hours and availability.

Plastic Bottles & Jugs - Non-CRV

Bottles and jugs must be empty and drip-free with lid reattached before placing in recycling container.

Find Beverage Container Redemption Center locations here or call 1-800-RECYCLE.

As of Jan. 1, 2024, there are new eligible beverage containers for redemption in the California Beverage Recycling Program. Find program information.

Oakland accepts this item in your curbside recycling container.

Empty, drip-free. Commercial size (5 gallon max.) to Pill bottles (at least 4" high)

Additional Online Resources for Plastic Bottles & Jugs - Non-CRV

  • PlasticsMarkets.org - Plastics Recycling Directory -
    Connecting recycled plastics buyers & suppliers. This site's purpose is to connect suppliers and buyers of all types of scrap plastic (from bales to post consumer resin). It's supported by the plastics industry and intended for use by the recycling industry in North America.
  • Berg Mill Supply / Classic Fibres -
    Bales
  • Green Impact (GI) Plastics -
    Buys clean bales of PET Thermoform for recycling
  • Repurposed Materials -
    Commercial quantity, new

RE:Source is an online directory for reuse, repair and proper disposal options for the California East Bay area and Palo Alto. Our goal is to connect you with the best options for what you need to get rid of or repair. Please note that we do not accept any items directly.

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