Not exactly true. You can separate off the paper component and then do "something" with the plastic/aluminium composite that remains: http://www.tetrapakrecycl

Not exactly true. You can separate off the paper component and then do "something" with the plastic/aluminium composite that remains: http://www.tetrapakrecycling.co.uk/protect-whats-good-environment-recyclable.asp http://www.tetrapakrecycling.co.uk/protect-whats-good-enviro... I doubt it's worth it, though - it's a lot of work for a little low-grade paper waste, and incineration is probably more efficient.