Pesticide Container Recycling Program
Pesticide container recycling is a national
program supported by most of the major agrichemical manufacturers and distributors. The
program's goal is to recycle empty, clean plastic agrichemical containers to end products
that avoid potential environmental contamination and conserve valuable landfill space. The
current end use for the recycled plastic is
plastic shipping pallets
(109 KB) for use in the agrichemical industry.
For more
information about the program, see the
US Ag Recycling website.
Information on site location, collection hours and
contact person, for the counties listed below can be obtained by
clicking on the table title bar.
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Site Locations by County |
| Baker |
Bradford |
Calhoun |
Escambia |
| Flagler |
Gadsden |
Highlands |
Holmes |
| Jackson |
Levy |
Madison |
Marion |
| Okaloosa |
Okeechobee |
Osceola |
Polk |
| Putnam |
St. Johns |
St. Lucie |
Union |
| Volusia |
Walton |
Washington |
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If your county is not listed
above please contact your local county extension agent or the University of Florida
Pesticide Information Office at (352) 392-4721 to inquire about the current status of a
collection facility in your county.
To view a copy of the
Inspection Checklist
(228K), or for more information, check out the Washington State Pesticide
Container Recycling page at
Washington State Waste Pesticide Program.
Nonpoint Source
Management Program
2600 Blair Stone Road Mail Station 3570
Tallahassee, FL, 32399-2400
Phone (850) 245-7508
