Case 1 – Dropper with predominantly glass that can be manually separated from the glass bottle
Provide the identification code of the dropper material, according to Annex VII of Decision 129/97 / EC (for example, if it consists mainly of glass, and then of plastic and rubber, the code will be C / GL 95), and of the bottle (according to Annex VI of Decision 129/97 / EC), and instruct the consumer to check with his Municipality how to deliver the dropper and its bottle to the ecological island.
Case 2 – Dropper with predominantly glass that can be manually separated from the plastic bottle
Provide the identification code of the dropper material, according to Annex VII of Decision 129/97 / EC (for example, if it consists mainly of glass, and then of plastic and rubber, the code will be C / GL 95), and of the bottle (according to Annex I of Decision 129/97 / EC), and instruct the consumer to check with his Municipality how to deliver the dropper to the ecological island, and the bottle in the separate collection of plastic packaging.
Case 3 – Plastic-prevalent dropper that can be manually separated from the glass bottle
Provide the identification code of the dropper material, according to Annex VII of Decision 129/97 / EC (for example, if it consists mainly of PP, and then glass and rubber, the code will be C / PP 95), and of the bottle (according to Annex VI of Decision 129/97 / EC), and instruct the consumer to give the dropper in the separate collection of plastic packaging, and to check with your Municipality how to deliver the bottle to the ecological island.
Case 4 – Dropper with plastic prevalence that can be manually separated from the plastic bottle
Provide the identification code of the dropper material, according to Annex VII of Decision 129/97 / EC (for example, if it consists mainly of PP, and then glass and rubber, the code will be C / PP 95), and of the bottle (according to Annex I of Decision 129/97 / EC), and instruct the consumer to give the dropper and bottle in the separate collection of plastic packaging.
Last modified on 19/11/2021