Which waste bucket category would not typically include food items?

The category that would not typically include food items is the reusable waste bucket. This category is dedicated to items that can be repurposed or recycled rather than discarded. Common examples of items in the reusable category include containers, utensils, and other materials that may be cleaned and reused for various purposes.

In contrast, the other categories directly relate to food. The organic category typically includes items that are biodegradable and often encompass food waste such as vegetable scraps, fruit peels, and other compostable materials. The food category is explicitly centered on food items, whether they are prepared meals or other food products. The paper category may contain food-related items like napkins or food wrappers, but it generally focuses on paper products rather than actual food items. Thus, the reusable waste bucket is the clear choice for a category that does not include food items.