Singapore's beverage recycling facility sorts 33 million containers using robotic arms and magnets
Singapore's Beverage Container Return Scheme has processed more than 33 million returned drink containers since its launch. The source documents the sorting process at a Tuas facility, where robotic arms, magnets, and air jets separate containers by material type before compression into bales for recycling. The reporting follows containers from consumer return machines through the automated facility workflow.
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- โMore than 33 million drink containers have been returned under Singapore's Beverage Container Return Scheme. (CNA)
- โThe Tuas sorting facility uses robotic arms, magnets, and air jets to separate containers. (CNA)
- โContainers are compressed into bales and sent to recyclers after sorting. (CNA)
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