The 85 percent of the Andalusians said separate containers in the yellow bin, according Ecoembes.

By gender, the Andalusians are more aware than men, 86 percent of women report they recycle the yellow bag compared to 84 percent of men. The study of this non-profit society that manages the collection, recovery and recycling of lightweight containers and cardboard and paper also reveals that the Andalusians over 45 years are those most involved in the task of separating the, drawing caricature, packages at home . All children under 35 years are least responsible, com a 77 percent recycling claims.

In general, survey data show that the Andalusian society is increasingly aware with the recovery and recycling of packaging and make fewer mistakes when it comes to recycling at home.

By type of packaging, 77 percent of the Andalusian identifies cartons as waste deposited in the yellow bin, another 77 percent, plastic containers and 69 percent, cans or metal containers. Regarding the cartons, 79 percent of people surveyed knew that his destiny is the blue container.

Among the motivations that drive people to the time to separate waste containers in your home, 69 percent say they do it to "protect the environment," says the 20 percent set aside to "facilitate subsequent recycling waste "and 13 percent believe that" separation is a citizen's duty. "

By contrast, when asked "why do not separate containers in your home," explains 25 percent that "containers are far away," 22 percent "do not have space" or "are not used" and 11 percent said they "do not have time."