Waltham described the move as “another big step forward”, adding: “We’re improving recycling, keeping garden waste collections free, and making sure the new service works for every household.”
The authority said the new bins had been fully funded by the Department for Environment, at no extra cost to local taxpayers.
Residents who preferred to keep their current recycling container could also opt out through a simple online form.
A free weekly garden and food waste collection in one bin will also be introduced, with a fortnightly general waste collection for anything that cannot be recycled continuing as before.
Neil Poole, the council’s deputy leader, said: “We’re getting ahead and getting ready.
“By securing UK-manufactured bins now, we’re supporting British industry and making sure residents are prepared well before the new system begins in April 2026.
“We are helping every household in North Lincolnshire recycle, simply,” he added.