The bell 'Recycle glass for them' will extend your stay in Xàbia as announced by the Councilor for Services, Kika Mata and responsible for Ecovidrio (the entity that is responsible for the recycling management of
glass).
The two pink glass recycling igloos in which in addition to recycling can contribute to the fight against cancer will move to the Duanes de la Mar area in November.
As announced last week, until the 31 of October, the containers will be installed in the Marina Alta square (in front of Correos), from that day they will move to the Adolfo Suárez square for 15 more days, to facilitate so Duanes residents can also participate in the campaign.
This morning, the mayor and the mayor, José ChulviThey have been with the activist María Ferrer and the manager of Ecovidrio in the Plaza Marina Alta and have remembered that tomorrow, October 19, is the International Day against breast cancer and they have encouraged all the neighbors and hoteliers to mobilize in this campaign and thus achieve a great contribution to this solidarity cause.
And it is that the weight of recycled glass containers in these containers will become a donation to the Sandra Ibarra Foundation for Solidarity Against Cancer, an organization that works for cancer prevention and research.
'Recycle for them', present in 60 cities
Recycle for them It is a campaign that is present in more than 60 cities of the national territory in order to sensitize a greater number of citizens. You can also collaborate by acquiring on the web www.miniglu.es a small special container designed by Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada whose benefits are also destined to the Sandra Ibarra Foundation of solidarity against cancer to contribute to the prevention, information and awareness of this disease.
2018 glass recycling
According to the latest data related to 2018, the inhabitants of Xàbia recycled a total of 1.687.110 kilograms of glass containers, which means that each inhabitant recycled on average 62 kg. Regarding the rate of containerization, the municipality is located with an average of 112 inhabitants per container, with a total of 243 igloos for waste glass containers installed.
