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| Bottle Type | Primary Resin | Recycled Content (%) | Recyclability (Curbside) | Typical Weight (g per 500ml) | Carbon Footprint (kg CO2e per kg resin) | FDA Food-Contact | End-of-Life Pathway | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recycled PET (rPET) | Polyethylene terephthalate (recycled) | 30–100 | Widely accepted (curbside in many regions) | 9–18 | ~1.2–2.0 (lower than virgin PET due to avoided virgin production) | Yes (commonly used for beverages) | Mechanical recycling; some chemical recycling | Good circularity when sorted and cleaned; odor/contaminant control important |
| Virgin PET | Polyethylene terephthalate (virgin) | 0–30 | Widely accepted | 10–22 | ~2.0–2.7 | Yes | Recycling (mechanical), landfill if not collected | Lightweight and clear; lower circularity than rPET |
| HDPE | High-density polyethylene | 10–50 (depending on supply) | Widely accepted in curbside programs | 20–35 | ~1.8–2.5 | Yes | Mechanical recycling; downcycling for some markets | Opaque and robust; widely used for household liquids |
| Polypropylene (PP) | Polypropylene | 5–40 | Accepted in many but not all curbside programs | 12–28 | ~1.7–2.3 | Yes (varies by application) | Mechanical recycling; limited chemical recycling capacity | Good chemical resistance; sorting challenges can affect recovery |
| Polylactic Acid (PLA) | PLA (bio‑based polyester) | 0–30 (often low in bottle use) | Generally NOT accepted in curbside recycling | 10–30 | ~1.0–2.0 (varies with feedstock and production) | Varies; approved for many cold food-contact uses | Industrial composting (where available); landfill otherwise | Compostable under industrial conditions; low curbside recovery |
| Polybutylene Succinate (PBS) | PBS (biodegradable polyester) | 0–20 | Not generally accepted in curbside recycling | 15–35 | ~1.2–2.2 | Varies; many formulations suitable for food contact with testing | Industrial composting/biodegradation; limited recycling | Biodegradable in controlled conditions; infrastructure dependent |
| PEF (emerging) | Polyethylene furanoate (bio‑based polyester) | 0–30 (pilot and early commercial runs) | Limited curbside acceptance today (sorting may be required) | 10–20 | ~1.0–1.8 (early estimates, can be lower with bio feedstocks) | Under evaluation; expected similar to PET for many uses | Potential mechanical/chemical recycling; infrastructure developing | Higher barrier properties vs PET; promising for shelf-life improvements |
| Multi-layer (barrier bottles) | Combination (PET/PE/PA etc.) | 0–10 (often low due to mixed layers) | Often NOT accepted or downcycled due to mixed materials | 12–30 | ~2.0–3.0 (depends on layers and manufacture) | Varies by inner liners and approvals | Limited mechanical recycling; some chemical recycling processes can separate layers | Great performance for sensitive contents but complicates circularity |
