The new grey bins are designed to stop recycling being contaminated, a problem that is costing the council £3m a year.
New recycling bins are set to be delivered to households in Glasgow this summer, as part of a drive to stop people putting their recycling in the wrong containers.
The delivery of the extra bin will begin this summer and will take roughly 9-12 months to complete, after the local authority approved plans to adopt a new contamination policy at the city administration committee on Thursday. “Many of the changes needed are already council policy having been agreed in 2012 but not yet fully implemented operationally.
“This will initially impact front and back door properties and options appraisal is currently underway for flatted properties. This will be reported on at a later date.”
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