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The image shows a diagram representing the lifecycle of a product from the shop, through processing, driving, a sorting house, collecting bottles, and use by individuals, to the final stage of becoming bags and rubbish in a landfill. The initial step depicts a shop selling products, followed by a man and woman icons representing the stage of buying and use. The next depiction is a black garbage bag with discarded items, symbolizing the transformation into bags and rubbish. A factory portrays the processing stage, while a truck signifies the transportation or driving phase. A graphic of a building with multiple windows indicates a sorting house, and a series of bottles symbolizes the collecting stage. Finally, a circular arrow encloses an image of a landfill, marking the end of the product lifecycle. No numerical data points, percentages, or specific country/category/year information is present.
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The illustration demonstrates the process of recycling bottles
Overall, the recycling lifecycle includes nine stages, beginning with production of bottles for shop and ending with transportation to factories for processing.
Initially, the recycling process starts with bottles are producted and sent to shops. Then, consumers buy and use bottles. After using bottles, purchasers throw it into garbage bags which bury to landfills, or by collect it for recycling. This decision plays a role in the next stages of recycling process. Bottles are chosen for recycling are transported to sorting house
In the next steps, after plastic bags are sorted, the collected bottles are transported to factories where old bottles are processed to produce new bottles. Then new bottles redistributed to shops for consumers repurchase. Thus, the cycle continues
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