Glass Waste Management in Australia

Glass waste management

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY ..................................................................................................................................3
Statistics of Glass waste management.........................................................................................3
Glass waste management process................................................................................................5
Use of glass waste management..................................................................................................6
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................10

INTRODUCTION
Glass recycling r is the process of Turing the waste glass products into the reusable
products. According to the traditional glass meting method, glasses are collated, and they are
melted and reproduce the new glass containers.
This report will cover the glass management report of the Australia, it will explain how
the Australian companies who are manufacturing the glasses are using the waste management
process and what are the use of glass management and how it much it is effective to manage the
waste and covert waste into the useful product.
MAIN BODY
Statistics of Glass waste management
Glass is one of the original form of the packaging and it was discoed over the 5000 years
ago. The benefit if the glass are that it can be 100 percent recyclable and can be recycles and
reprocessed indefinitely. Around 56 percent of the Austria' glass packing are recover by the
factories for the Glass waste management where they recover the glasses again and reuse it. The
rate is considered to be reasonable given the relatively low commodity value of glass per tonne
compared to plastic or cardboard, and the difficulty of recovery from mixed waste loads. Most of
the glass packing is collected in re Co- mingled from the commercial sites and from the