Which ancient civilization implemented the first known systematic recycling program in their marketplaces, with designated areas for reusing materials like pottery and metals?

Before modern sustainability became trendy, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods of resource management and sustainable commerce. Their marketplaces and trading systems often incorporated practices we're only now rediscovering. This trivia explores how ancient merchants and civilizations approached sustainability in their retail and commerce systems - proving that 'green business' is actually thousands of years old!

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The Roman Empire, with their 'Tabernae Recuperatio' (recovery shops) that collected and resold damaged goods
Ancient Egyptians, who created 'Houses of Renewal' where broken items were repaired and materials reprocessed
The Bronze Age Indus Valley Civilization, which had dedicated areas in trading centers for material recovery and reuse
The Aztec Empire, with their 'tlamatinime' guild of specialized recycling merchants who collected materials after market days