If the glass represents a large percentage of the waste stream, it maybe viable to recycle it. Glass must be sorted by color, however, to be recycled effectively. Concentrate on colors that maximize recovery quantities with minimal effort. In an office, the best place for recycling to start is right at the desk where it is generated or at photocopy centers. Encourage people to sort the paper into appropriate bins, such as white paper and mixed paper, which then is emptied at an appropriate time.
Many states now have agencies that assist in marketing materials.
Such agencies usually fall under the state Department of Natural Resources or Department of Environment Management. Check with these agencies for viable outlets through which to market materials. For instance, old corrugated containers or cardboard can be collected and marketed either loose or baled. If you bale the cardboard, it must be baled in industry-sized bales that can be used by the end processor of recycled materials. Different recycling brokers and mills may have various requirements, so check with outlets before collecting the item and preparing it for market.