Isle of Man Creamery is set to launch a doorstep recycling service.
The organisation says it will begin on Monday, March 30, and its existing customers will be given information on when collection days will be.
It says those who want to be involved to simply make sure they have a suitably lidded box to store cartons in.
It adds any non-customers who are interested in signing up for deliveries to use the service to contact the customer services team at www.isleofmancreamery.com
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