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Fifty thousand households across Darlington are beginning a new food waste recycling system from Tuesday June second. The council says it will boost recycling rates, but residents could receive warning stickers if waste is placed in the wrong bin.

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00:0050,000 households in Darlington are starting a new food waste recycling system from Tuesday 2 June under a government
00:08-backed drive to boost recycling and cut contamination.
00:12New kitchen caddies, outdoor food waste bins and liners have been delivered to every home across the borough.
00:19The council says bins may carry warning stickers if items are put into the wrong place and contaminated loads could
00:26be refused.
00:26It follows earlier delays after officials said a supplier failed to deliver on time.
00:32Council leaders insist the system is now ready, with weekly food waste collections alongside recycling and glass services.
00:40Residents have been issued guidance packs explaining the changes.
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