In recyclable packaging system, containers are used to collect storage of waste, bringing up to disposal site, unloading and returning to original location, known as
A. Stationary Container System
B. Hauled Container System
C. Colloidal Solids
D. Collection System

Hint:-Solid wastes are discarded or left over solid materials produced due to human activities. These waste refer to everything that goes out in the trash. The terms rubbish and trash are often used interchangeably for these solid waste materials.

Complete answer:The various sources of solid wastes are municipal wastes, industrial wastes, hospital wastes, hazardous wastes, and electronic wastes (e-wastes). These solid wastes are responsible for landscape pollution The management of solid waste involves collection and categorisation of wastes, transport to disposal site and disposal of waste.
Now let us gather information about given options :-
Stationary Container System :- This is a type of collection system which remains at the site of location where the waste is generated and collected . They are moved from their site when they get fully filled and have to be blank out.
Hauled Container System :- It is defined as the collection systems in which the containers used for the storage wastes are hauled and adapted to the processing, transferred to the disposal site, emptied and returned to the original point and sometimes to other locations too.
Colloidal Solids :- these are also called as sol and are formed when solid gets dispersed in solids. They are not visible by naked eyes . Light can not pass through colloidal solids
Collection System :- it includes recyclable collection system , commercial waste collection and refuse collection system. Refuse collection system involves the waste generated from the household that are not used in the house.

Our required option is (b) that is a Hauled container system

Note:- All solid wastes generated by us should be collected and divided into three categories:
A. biodegradable,
B. recyclable
C. non biodegradable.
The biodegradable wastes are put into deep pits in the ground and are left for natural breakdown. The non- biodegradable wastes pose a problem in disposal.