But one of the biggest beneficiaries of this growth seems to be the dairy industry’s principal packaging supplier, Tetra Pak. “Recycling Tetra Pak cartons is possible, but only if you have the right systems and technology in place,” he explains. “In the past, we bought Tetra Pak waste directly from Tetra Pak, and we also bought milk cartons from informal collectors and litter pickers across the country. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Aluminium from Tetra Pak cartons at Dong Tien paper recycling plantThe problem may yet worsen. We started working with the first recycler in 2006,” Jason Pelz, regional circular economy director for Tetra Pak told the Guardian.

Source: The Guardian December 09, 2018 12:56 UTC