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I believe (at least in the UK) that Tetrapak contribute to a recycling scheme (hence the Green Dot symbol - note it's NOT the regular recyclable symbol). With a
by ljcn 8y ago
I believe (at least in the UK) that Tetrapak contribute to a recycling scheme (hence the Green Dot symbol - note it's NOT the regular recyclable symbol). With a bit of research I found a dedicated Tetrapak collection bin locally which we now take all our cartons to from time to time.
Things might be different where you are in the world.
- lozenge 8y agoThey may collect it but Tetrapak is inherently barely recyclable - it contains plastic, paper and metal which can't be separated.