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Attachment B -1 Composition Analysis Categories Paper Products 1. Newspaper (ONP) - Printed groundwood newsprint, including glossy and semi glossy advertisements and inserts typically found in newspapers. 2. Household Office Paper and Mail (HOPM) - recvclable - Also referred to as "Mixed Paper" or "Junk Mail ", paper that would be included in residential "mixed mail" or commercial "office" recycling programs, not including the grades identified above. Examples include: `junk" mail, printer paper, envelopes of all types, file folders and notebooks, card stock, key punch cards and computer printouts, financial statements, annual reports, other report-like documents, books (other than phone books), brightly colored paper, calendars, tablets with colored glue bindings, shredded paper, fax paper, onion skin paper, and Post -It Notes. 3. Magazines /Catalogs (OMG) - Magazines, catalogs including any "seasonal circular" catalog clearly recognized as such from direct mail (e.g., LL Bean, Nordstrom's, etc.). 4. Phone Books - Clean telephone directories printed for or by telephone directory publishers. 5. Uncoated Corrugated Cardboard (OCC) and Brown Paner Grocery Bags - recyclable - Uncoated cardboard with a wavy core and not contaminated with other materials such as wax, plastic coating, Styrofoam, or tape, and all paper bags. Examples include: Large packing boxes for shipping electronics or appliances (even if coated with paint or ink); paper bags (including Kraft). 6. Boxboard (OBB) - Chipboard boxes not coated with wax, plastic or metal. Examples include: cereal boxes, other clean chipboard food containers, shirt boxes, and shoeboxes, egg cartons, and tissue roll cores. Containers 7. Metal Cans - Steel/tin and aluminum food and beverage cans. 8. Glass Bottles and Jars - Food and beverage containers. 9. Plastic Bottles - Bottles with a neck including: soda bottles, milk and water jugs, and laundry product containers. B1605