environmental2005

Waste Recycling Rates - Glass

Latest available country observation from Our World in Data, based on the chart's cited sources. The series currently runs through 2005; countries can have different observation years.

Source: Our World in Data27 countries

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Key Insights

Global Average
58.9Percent of Apparent Consumption
Median: 62.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
Countries Covered
27
with available data
Highest
Sweden
96.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
Lowest
Mexico
13.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
Top 5 Countries
1Sweden96.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
2Switzerland95.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
3Belgium92.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
4Japan90.3Percent of Apparent Consumption
5Norway90.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
By Region
Asia81.2Percent of Apparent Consumption(2 countries)
Europe66.1Percent of Apparent Consumption(19 countries)
Oceania43.6Percent of Apparent Consumption(2 countries)
Other32.1Percent of Apparent Consumption(1 countries)
North America17.2Percent of Apparent Consumption(3 countries)

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (13.0Percent of Apparent Consumption)High (96.0Percent of Apparent Consumption)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 58.9Percent of Apparent Consumption)

Asia (2)
Europe (19)
Oceania (2)
Other (1)
North America (3)

Percentile Profile

The curve shows how values change from the lowest to the highest country. Steep sections reveal inequality or outliers.

0th percentile · lowest100th percentile · highest

About This Statistic

Latest available country observation from Our World in Data, based on the chart's cited sources. The series currently runs through 2005; countries can have different observation years. Source: Our World in Data.

Methodology

Country values are taken from the latest observation available in the linked source series.

Full Data

Rank Country Value
1Sweden96.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
2Switzerland95.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
3Belgium92.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
4Japan90.3Percent of Apparent Consumption
5Norway90.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
6Germany85.5Percent of Apparent Consumption
7Iceland85.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
8Austria83.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
9Ireland81.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
10Netherlands78.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
11Finland72.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
12South Korea72.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
13Denmark70.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
14France62.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
15Italy62.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
16New Zealand49.1Percent of Apparent Consumption
17United Kingdom47.8Percent of Apparent Consumption
18Spain45.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
19Portugal41.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
20Slovakia40.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
21Australia38.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
22Türkiye32.1Percent of Apparent Consumption
23United States of America21.6Percent of Apparent Consumption
24Canada17.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
25Greece17.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
26Hungary14.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
27Mexico13.0Percent of Apparent Consumption
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Data Source

This data comes from Our World in Data (2005).

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