Ryciclying soft plastic in Stockholm

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I am glad to hear that is finally possible to recycle soft plastic, such as plastic bags, in the Stockholm area too, since the beginning of 2009. I think it is burned to produce heat, but I need to check on that.
You can easily dispose it together with hard plastic, and they will take care to separate the two with the use of air. It is important to put the soft plastic loose so it can be blown away from the hard one. Glad things keep moving!

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