kierrätysjakeiden
Kierrätysjakeiden, often translated as recycling fractions or waste streams, refers to the different categories of waste materials that are sorted for the purpose of recycling. In Finland, and many other countries, effective waste management relies on separating these fractions to ensure materials can be processed and reused. Common kierrätysjakeiden include paper, cardboard, glass, metal (such as aluminum and steel cans), plastic packaging, and organic waste. Each of these fractions requires specific collection and processing methods to maximize recovery rates and minimize contamination.
The collection of kierrätysjakeiden typically occurs through household recycling bins, designated collection points, and sometimes through
The success of a kierrätysjakeiden system is dependent on public participation and understanding of what materials