SPI Code definition

SPI Code means the Society of the Plastics Industry voluntary coding system for plastic that identifies bottles and other containers, packaging and products by material type to help recyclers sort plastic by resin composition.
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SPI Code means the identification number located on many plastic products indicating the type of plastic from which the product is made. The identification numbers are set by the Society of the Plastics Industry;
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SPI Code means Society of Plastics Industry.
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Examples of SPI Code in a sentence

  • Plastic containers made of PVC, and labeled with #3 SPI Code, should be rinsed, have the caps removed and be flattened.

  • Plastic containers made of PP, and labeled with #5 SPI Code, should be rinsed, have the caps removed, and be flattened.

  • Plastic containers made of PETE, and labeled with a #1 SPI Code, should be rinsed, have caps removed, and be flattened.

  • Plastic containers, made of HDPE, and labeled with a #2 SPI Code, should be rinsed, have caps removed, and be flattened.

  • They will have to confirm their availability and interest in becoming a member of the SPI as well as their agreement with the Terms of Reference of the SPI, the SPI Communications Strategy, the SPI Code of Conduct, and the SPI Conflict of Interest Policy.

  • Polyvinyl chloride plastic containers marked by the SPI Code No. 3.

  • Plastic containers made of LDPE, including SPI Code #4, will not be accepted.

  • Plastic Packaging, including: Rigid plastic bottles (non-beverage), jugs, jars, clamshells, trays, pails, tubs, cold drink cups and planter pots, identified by the SPI Code #1 (Polyethylene Terephthalate or PET) or SPI Code #2 (High Density Polyethylene or HDPE) or SPI Code #3 (Polyvinyl Chloride or PVC) or SPI Code #4 (Low Density Polyethylene or LDPE) or SPI Code #5 (Polypropylene or PP) or SPI Code #6 (Polystyrene or PS) or SPI Code #7 (Other) or without a SPI resin code.

  • Plastic containers made of HDPE, including SPI Code #2, shall be rinsed and placed in provided recycling container.

  • They will have to confirm their availability and interest in becoming a member of the SPI, designate a representative to the SPI and express their agreement with the Terms of Reference of the SPI, the SPI Communications Strategy, the SPI Code of Conduct, and the SPI Conflict of Interest Policy.


More Definitions of SPI Code

SPI Code means Society of Plastics Industry Symbols.
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