Tetra Pak
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Sven Nilson
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Tetra Pak and local Axjo are building a factory together to recycle the plastic Poly Al from Tetra Pak's packaging
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25 w
in australia there is no facility that can recycle Tetra Pak waste. someone i know actually started making his own soy milk when he unearthed this knowledge. i’m curious about the metal content used on the “silver” inner liner of some terra pak packaging. is it aluminium? what is the metallic content by element and what are you doing with the metallic compounds/elements in your packaging?
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@useful_design They don't seem to have seen your question so I suggest you email them.
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It's an example of innovation in waste management.
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Thank you for all your support! We are very excited about this project with Axjo – it’s part of our goal to help keep quality materials in the loop to create a circular economy. We are also very happy that this project will create new jobs, with competences in science, engineering, automation and production.
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@tetra_pak Extra exciting that you invest in my home municipality 💪
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@tetra_pak your response is encouraging. I am looking forward to receive next stages of success in this project.
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Truly the vision on unity of purpose
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Partnerships and collaborations for sustainable living. SDG 17
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That's great they found a solution for this! I always wondered about this part of recycling tetra pak packaging
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Plastic waste is a solvable challenge,with the positive collaborations we can achieve a lot in matter climate.
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@grace_njeri_804 Most of the challenges we face are all solvable,we just need good collaboration.
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The collaboration between Tetra Pak and Axjo to build a recycling factory for Poly Al plastic from Tetra Pak's packaging is a significant step towards addressing the issue of plastic waste and promoting circularity. By establishing Northern Europe's largest recycling plant for PolyAl, the project aims to efficiently handle the plastic barrier used in Tetra Pak's beverage cartons. The factory's unique approach of performing all recycling processes in a single line, without excessive resource consumption or water usage, demonstrates a commitment to sustainability. This initiative aligns with the broader goal of combating climate change by reducing plastic waste and promoting responsible recycling methods
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Coming together for the greater good of our climate is really impressive
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Managing waste tetra pack is challenging task. Setting up of large-scale waste tetra pack recycling waste is expected to be replicated and the endeavor demands appreciation.