Findlay Market Offers Recyclable Drop-Off This Month

You can get rid of your recyclables and help the market's sustainability initiatives.

By Katherine Barrier on Mon, Jul 17, 2023 at 3:16 pm

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Findlay Market recycling events

Findlay Market is hosting recycling events in July to help make the Earth a little greener.

Partnering with Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse as part of its Greening the Market Sustainability initiatives, Findlay Market will offer recycling of select items on Saturdays, July 21 and July 28 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The market held its first recycling event this past Saturday.

Recycling will be set up in the Outdoor Market across from ETC Produce & Provisions. Recyclable items being collected include:

On July 21 (Items must be cleaned and dried)

Plastic straws
Wrapped and unwrapped plastic utensils
Kroger brand(s) plastic bags/packaging
Bread bags
Contact lens packaging
Oral care products
#5 Plastic containers that do not already get recycled normally (such as butter or yogurt containers)

On July 28 (Fees marked by each item)

Light bulbs ($1/each)
Batteries ($1/pound)
General electronics smaller than a shoebox, including phones, tablets, laptops, chargers, cords, curling irons and hair dryers ($10/person up to 2 full grocery bags)

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