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What do my containers turn into?

Cans become new aluminum cans. Aluminum is 99% recyclable and can be recycled an unlimited amount of times.
Containers are used to manufacture new plastic containers or products, and can be used in fleece clothing and high grade carpet.
Bottles are used in fibreglass insulation or glass can be melted into glass spheres added to road paint for reflectivity.
Bottles are collected and returned to brewers for re-use. These containers can be re-used multiple times before being recycled.
Steel cans are melted down into scrap metal that can be made into car parts, construction rebar, and chicken wire.
Containers are separated into fiber, aluminum, and plastic. The fiber is made into cardboard boxes and gypsum board.
Containers are separated into paper and plastic. The paper pulp is made into corrugate, napkins, and paper.
Pouches and bags are used for energy recovery. Boxes are course and can be made into paper objects like cardboard.