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Find out more about the John Gray Recyclers' Hi-Cone Plastic Six Pack Holder Recycling in the Cayman Islands by clicking on this link and scrolling down the page until you find the update from the Cayman Islands on our plastic six pack holder recycling with Hi-Cone

Hi-Cone Recycling to protect our Environment
Hi-Cone Recycling to protect our Environment

Lighthouse School joins Hi-Cone Recycling Programme with John Gray Recyclers

Lighthouse School joins John Gray Recyclers in
Lighthouse School joins JGR in plastic recycling
Hi-Cone Six-pack holder Recycling

Find out how Hi-Cone are helping to preserve our Culture and environment at the same time!

Important news - Plastic recycling- Join us to help preserve our endangered turtles and other marine life - Contact us at: johngrayrecyclers@hotmail.com and help Bodden Beverages reuse six pack holders and help preserve our beautiful unique environment at the same time!
Hurricane Ivan did not holt our recycling for long. We started recycling again while we were at the Agape Worship Centre having lessons, waiting for our school to be rebuilt. Now we are busy reinstating the Recycling that we had started in 2004 just prior to Hurricane Ivan!
 

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Feb 2003 - JGRecyclers at Bodden Beverages
 Feb 2003 - JGRecyclers at Bodden Beverages
 Our six packs being stored at Bodden Beverages
Our six packs being stored at Bodden Beverages
Plastic six-pack holders
 Introducing Plastic Recycling
Introducing Plastic Recycling into the Cayman Islands
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 Shawn, and Iggy plastic six-pack recycling
Shawn, and Iggy talking about plastic six-pack holder recycling at our School Club Fair
Our Pirates' Week 2002 float - net made of plastic six pack ring holders (12ft by 12ft) - being filmed for a new 2003 BBC2 series called "The Relocator".
Our float was made to show the importance of recycling plastic six pack holders/correct disposal of nets/lines.
 BBC filming our net

Cayman Islands Recycling Information 2005

Jeremy our President - Earth Day 2003
Earth Day 2003 - Jeremy encourages students to recycle six pack holders
THE CAYMANIAN COMPASS - Wednesday 11 February 2003
 
"John Gray Recyclers salvage plastic" by Tara Bush
 
The John Gray Recyclers handed over thousands of plastic six-pack rings also known as holders to Bodden Beverages Thursday.
This marked the second time students from John Gray High School presented the beverage company with six-pack rings.  Bodden Beverages will reuse the rings so canned 12-packs, which come in cardboard boxes, can be remade into six packs.  Bodden Beverages sponsors the shippping of any leftover holders to a recycling plant in California.
Bodden Beverages' owner Mr James Bodden told the Caymanian Compass that the John Gray Recyclers programme has made his workers' tasks easier.
"Six packs or six pack cases are more popular than 12-packs.  The plastic rings we were getting were for machine use and make them hard to use.  They were making some of ther workers' hands sore but these are really working out well." Mr Bodden commented.
John Gray Recyclers co-ordinator Ms Christine Whitehead stated that 21 organisations and companies assisted in collecting the six-pack holders.
"We are very excited about this programme as it is the first time that plastic has been recycled in the Cayman Islands," she said.
John Gray Recyclers' president Jeremy Forbes noted that the group is working on several coral reef preservation projects in the Cayman Islands, and in the Pacific in Fiji.
"As part of our coral reef project, protecting Barkers and coral reefs in the Cayman Islands in general, we started six-pack holders recycling.  People thave to understand that everything is connected - the world, the community.  Everything has a place, it is like one big chain." Forbes said.
"We all have to do our part to ensure that the environment is protected," he emphasised.

Plastic Recycle with the John Gray Recyclers 2005