Question 22835 — waste

Summary

Mr. Arnaud Viala alerts the Secretary of State, to the Minister for Ecological and Inclusive Transition, of the implementation of instructions for the recycling of plastic bottles and cans. The implementation of this system to accelerate the waste collection rate will considerably impact the selective sorting sector offered by the public service. First, the message to citizens must be simplified. Indeed, this proposed deposit only for certain bottles of drinks will confuse the message “all packaging is sorted in the yellow bin” which was to be carried with the ECTs. A point not to be overlooked, heavy investments have been made in order to move to ECT, these investments will never be amortized. Secondly, strategic questions arise, management by deposit (of the flow of plastic bottle and cans) will not allow the ripple effect brought by the ECT on all household packaging. In addition, this could make it difficult to recycle several other packaging streams leaving the center, due to the significant drop in quality compared to the recovery standard. The loss of these volumes will represent a shortfall for communities, which initially makes it possible to balance the utility costs. How can we assess the decline in this deposit in sorting centers? And by what deadlines? How will this shortfall be stemmed? A legitimate concern linked to the implementation of the deposit is the return to towns and rural areas of the practice of wiping. A second concern emerges: how to guarantee equal treatment of users for the collection of returnable waste? He asks her therefore to take into account each specific factor which will disrupt the functioning of local authorities and to kindly provide clarification to respond to the concerns which remain.

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