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ANSWER: Recycling centers as a rule do not accept poly- styrene - a k a Styrofoam - products that have come in contact with food. That's true for most schools and supermarkets too. But Publix stores will take polystyrene meat trays for recycling, as well as other polystyrene trays and cartons that are used for fish, fruits and vegetables, and eggs. You can drop off the polystyrene trays in the recycling bins located in the front of Publix stores. Company officials ask that you thoroughly clean and dry the trays and cartons before dropping them in the bins. The polystyrene is not reused by Publix.
I have been shopping at Harris Teeter for over 16 yrs. Recently Publix moved in across the street. The 1st time I went there they gave out grand opening samples and specials. That was the last of that. Harris Teeter gives samples and specials all the time. Their customer service is great and I have never been disappointed.