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New Tetra Pack: Black or Green Bin?

BrianD · 2004-11-16 15:42:13

Milk is now coming in a new type 0.5L tetra pack with a plastic top and cap. Can they be green binned?

16-11-2004 3:42pm

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BrianD

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Milk is now coming in a new type 0.5L tetra pack with a plastic top and cap. Can they be green binned?

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#2 22-11-2004 11:59pm

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It really depends on what your council / contractor says some recycle tetra pack, some don't.

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#3 23-11-2004 12:04am

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I thought Tetra-Pak cartons couldn't be recycled because of the waxed inner wall?

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#4 23-11-2004 1:07am

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They changed the make-up. I think some of them are now a polished, very densely pressed cardboard.

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#5 08-12-2004 6:31pm

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Brian - you might find the answer on www.dublinwaste.ie

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