In the hot summer, drinking a cup of milk tea has become a daily routine for many people. However, with the rapid development of the tea industry, the disposal of milk tea waste has become increasingly prominent. In order to improve consumers' awareness of garbage classification and promote the environmental protection development of the tea industry, on May 10, the staff of the Municipal Office of Sanyuanli Street, Baiyun District, went to Ziyuangang Community to inspect the garbage classification work of the tea industry.
The purpose of this inspection is to ensure that the waste sorting system is effectively implemented, to raise the environmental awareness of merchants and consumers, and to promote the development of environmental protection in the community. At the scene, the staff of the municipal office not only provided guidance on the classification of garbage in the tea industry, but also actively promoted relevant volunteer service projects and small programs, in order to enhance the enthusiasm of residents to participate in garbage classification through scientific and technological means.
Subsequently, the inspectors explained to the person in charge of the tea shop that the liquid of the remaining milk tea and the pearls, coconut nuts and other ingredients in it are all kitchen waste, and the liquid milk tea can be poured into the sink or put into the "kitchen waste" bin. Paper cups and straws are recyclables, keep them clean to avoid contaminating other recyclables, and should be placed in the "recyclables" bucket, such as milk tea has a paper cup holder and has a recyclable logo on it, and can also be put into the recyclable bin.
In addition, this inspection is also part of Sanyuanli Street's ongoing focus on improving the community environment. A number of activities and surveys have been carried out in the Ziyuangang community before, involving community governance, serving the masses and the work of the front-line studio of outstanding party members. All these works reflect Sanyuanli's efforts in promoting grassroots governance and serving the masses.
Editor: Guangdong Community Network, Building a Better Life in the Bay Area