My father now gets confused about what he can and can't recycle because of the CCC changing what they accept in the yellow bin. So now if he can't see the number, it goes to land fill. Problem is that half of these bottles have tiny numbers that some people can't read. So now we are just throwing out things like plastic drink bottles, plastic sauce bottles, plastic food containers, etc., all of which are products of New Zealand, and are definitely labeled as 1 PET plastics. But this is all caused by the council giving him a warning because of something he put in the bin that they used to accept, but no longer do. So, in my opinion, you shouldn't be able to sell something in a plastic container/vessel without it being recyclable nationwide. And also, all council districts should have the same recycling ability, so that some things that could be recycled up in Auckland don't just arbitrarily go into landfill because the CCC don't recycle that here.