Recyclable packaging refers to materials that can be processed and reused after their initial use. Common examples include paper, cardboard, glass, and certain types of plastics, such as PET and HDPE. These materials are designed to be collected, sorted, and transformed into new products, reducing waste and conserving resources. Using recyclable packaging helps minimize environmental impact by decreasing landfill waste and lowering the demand for new raw materials. Many communities have recycling programs that encourage consumers to separate recyclable items from regular trash, promoting a more sustainable approach to consumption and waste management.