Edition: March 2023
Have you heard about our new service which makes it even easier to recycle your coffee pods?
Adding to the great range of existing services which help make recycling easier for our residents, we have introduced a fantastic new free collection service enabling you to recycle your coffee (tea and hot chocolate) pods from your doorstep.
How does it work?
It’s easy to get involved, simply follow the steps below:
- Register and order your free recycling bags on the Podback website www.podback.org
- They will send you two rolls of bags along with an instruction leaflet
- Once you have your bags and have filled them, simply book your free collection at www.horsham.gov.uk/recycling and
put the sealed bag out on your collection day.
Which pods can I recycle?
There are currently 16 brands in the scheme including Nespresso, NESCAFÉ Dolce Gusto and Tassimo. The full list can be found on the Podback website. All pods from the listed member brands can be recycled.
What else can I recycle?
You can already recycle your unwanted textiles and broken small electricals with our free bookable kerbside collection service. And you can also recycle your used batteries, which can simply be popped in a clear plastic bag and placed on top of your green-top refuse bin or your blue-top recycling bin on your normal collection day.
Residents in Horsham District achieve some of the best recycling rates in the UK, so we are sure coffee pod recycling will be a great success.
Book today
Find out more details on all our recycling schemes and book your collection on the Horsham District Council website.
Read the latest edition
You may also like
Celebrating Sussex food and drink
Our Sussex Six market showcased delicious street food and local produce.
Progress towards a new local government model for West Sussex
Councils across West Sussex submitted a joint proposal to the Government on the best way to organise local government in the county.
Helping our vital community organisations save energy
One way we help our local community organisations reduce their carbon emissions and add community value is through the Community Climate Fund.