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It's the great British teabag debate – how do you dispose of yours? | Grocery Trader
No tea bags or coffee pods in the green bin! - Sustainable Macleod
Going green at the NRC: recycling tea and coffee - Conference and Training Centre Birmingham
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Wigan Council on X: "If you're out in the garden this week, remember grass, leaves, & twigs are welcome in your green bin, along with food waste like bread, egg shells, fruit
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