It provides recycling produces to the economy. Thanks to recycling, the reduction of raw materials and the prevention of natural resources will result in the national economy.

The amount of energy saved by recycling varies depending on the type and composition of the waste. For example, it is stated by many experts that 90% of the recycling of an aluminum box and 60% of energy can be saved by recycling the paper.

Thanks to recycling, less waste goes to landfills, and in addition, it is easier to transport and store these wastes because less waste space and less energy are required.

Recyclable wastes such as glass, metal, plastic and paper / cardboard can be transformed into a new raw material or product through various physical and chemical processes.

The source of plastics; crude oil, gas and coal. The main source of plastic in general is the residuals left over from the oil refinery. Only 4% of the total oil produced in the world is used for plastic production.

The use of used packaging and similar recyclable wastes as a source of raw material creates a significant saving, such as the preservation of the raw material or natural resource that should be consumed for the material it is used. Our natural resources are decreasing day by day due to the increase in the world population and consumption. Therefore, our natural resources should be used more efficiently.