Did you know?

Currently only the fibre part of the carton is recycled. However, the plastic and aluminium that is used to keep cartons airtight is generally used by paper mills in their integrated energy from waste (EfW) plants to provide energy for their processes.

Reduce

Buy liquids in larger volume containers as this reduces the amount of waste and often saves money in the long run too.

Reuse

Try and choose reusable packaging such as glass bottles instead.

Recycle

You can recycle food and drinks cartons in your clear sack, green bin or communal recycling bank.  Remove the lids, rinse them out and squash them. Alternatively, take them to your local recycling bank or  the Smugglers Way Household Waste and  Recycling Centre.