The diagram below shows the process for recycling plactic bottles. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features.

The diagram detailed above delineates how plastic bottles are recycled. Looking from an

overall

perspective,

this

circular process is comprised of three main stages including initial collection and sorting, followed by processing and cleaning, and

finally

reconstitution into a novel material for

further

usage. Recycling commences when an individual places their rubbish in a designated recycling bin, prior to being loaded into specialized garbage trucks. After transportation to the recycling centre, the plastic bottles are sorted by hand

according to

their types and colours. Shortly after, they will be compressed tightly before the crushing steps.

Subsequently

, they will be shredded into small pieces and washed to ensure

its

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their

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hygiene. The next stages involve transformation into a reusable material. Smaller pieces of plastic are first poured into a machine that turns them into pellets. These pellets are

then

melted in order to create a raw material.

This

raw material

finally

functioned in the manufacture of novel end products, ranging from clothes and bottles to containers and pencils. These items are themselves recyclable and the process begins again.