Is there a recycling symbol on the container that might indicate what kind of plastic it might be?
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Mine was not a 5. Mine were MRP (mixed Rigid Plastic) and like a number 7 from all my research. UNSAFE!
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It is 4. Low-density polyethylene (PE-LD)Common products: Thin plastic bags, some plastic containers (e.g., soap dispensers)Recyclability: Can be recycled, but check to make sure it's accepted locally.Plastic Recycling symbol 04 PE-LD
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It doesn't say, as there is no recycling label on the bottom of any of the trays. It is very bright white in color and rigid. I have dropped the trays several times but they don't chip or crack. If you are worried about BPA, these trays are certified BPA free. For more info, check out sproutpeople.org.
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I don't see a recycling number stamped on the bottom. What I do see is this ... "Made in China ... patent pending ... dishwasher safe ... 10 oz./0.29L ... www.reduceeveryday.com." So maybe if you went to that website it would give specifics.
1005876
I'm wanting to say some type of "recycled?" plastic, not quite polystyrene, but a hard plastic. It is described on other sites as high impact plastic. Thanks for asking. Have a nice day.
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Not quite sure. Even tried to google it. But I do recycle the empty containers.
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Normally the number is listed inside the recycle symbol. This bottle does not have a number inside the recycle symbol, but says "BPA free" beneath the recycle symbol.
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I don't see any recycling marks of this pitcher. But this is very well made nice product. Made in Japan, I love this!
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It probably depends on where you live. Some places take just about anything made of plastic. While other areas, like ours, only recycle common stuff like soda bottles and milk jugs. Probably have to ask your pickup or local recycle center to know for sure. It's not marked with any recycle numbers, if that's what you're asking.
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It's made from polypropylene. Check out: http://veganlogy.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/What-Do-Recycling-Symbols-on-Plastics-Mean.png It's number 5.
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The cup says (sustainable forestry initiative) on the outside of the cup but I do not see a recycle symbol on the cup ?!?! So I'm not really sure....
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I don't know if this answers your question about BPA but neither the canteen nor the dish have recycle symbols on them.
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One way to avoid BPA in plastics is to avoid purchasing plastics labeled with a number 7 or 3 recycling symbol, as plastics with other recycling numbers do not use BPA in their manufacture. This container has a 5....meaning.... Plastic #5 - PP (Polypropylene).Increasingly becoming accepted by curbside recycle programs, plastic #5 is also one of the safer plastics to look for. I hope this helps you!
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I don't know if the product is made of recycled materials. The product is recyclable.
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Same answer as the other 2 so far. A hard plastic with no recycling number on them. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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The container is some form of polycarbonate (no symbol) as far as I know. NSF but not sure if it is BPA free or not. I don't recall seeing anything mentioning it.
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There are no recycled material comments or logos on any of the boxes, so I don't believe so. Hope that helps.