Where you can recyle your paper-related waste and earn some rebates?

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I chanced upon a paper recycling bin one morning at Mega@Woodlands. I knew about getting some small incentive for recycling plastic bottles and cans, but not paper, till I saw this.


Powered by Tai Hing, you can recycle any paper products, cartons into this blue bin. Located in all parts of Singapore, you can check their website for other locations by registering an account with them. More information will be given after you have an account, including the rebate amount.

You can also read more about their service on their website without creating an account.

I gathered my waste papers and tried out the service.


It is located at Lobby E of Mega@Woodlands.

It was good! Now, we have a permanent section in our house to gather all paper, plastic bottles and cans for recycling. It also created a positive impact in the family for the children to learn. 


 


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