Tetra-Pak
Yes Tetra-Paks (cartons) can be recycled.
RECYCLED
Where?
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PRESTON PARK NORTH |
BN1 6PA |
At junction of Preston Grove and Preston Park Avenue |
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LADIES MILE ROAD |
BN1 8TD |
Outside Patcham Junior School field |
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WITHDEAN SPORTS COMPLEX |
BN1 5JD |
In car park near the back on the left hand side as you enter |
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BRIGHTON AND HOVE STADIUM - NEVILL ROAD |
BN3 7PZ |
Formerly outside CO-OP on Nevill Road |
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KING ALFRED LEISURE CENTRE |
BN3 2TQ |
Facing seafront at back of Leisure Centre |
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FLORAL CLOCK - ST JOHN'S ROAD |
BN3 2JQ |
Top of St John's Road at juntion with Church Road by church |
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WHITECROSS STREET |
BN1 4DZ |
Outside entrance to Trafalgar Street car park |
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THE LEVEL |
BN2 9SY |
South side near Pelicano Coffee |
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FRESHFIELD WAY |
BN2 0LE |
Freshfield Road end of Freshfield Way |
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QUEENS PARK TERRACE PEPPER POT |
BN2 9YA |
At junction of Queens Park Road and Queens Park Terrace |
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CO-OP LEWES ROAD |
BN2 3HW |
Directly outside CO-OP shop front |
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PRESTON PARK SOUTH |
BN1 6HP |
At junction of Preston Park Avenue and Stamford Avenue |
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MARINE CLIFF CAR PARK |
BN2 7HY |
In car park on left as you enter |
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WARREN ROAD - WOODINGDEAN LIBRARY |
BN2 6BA |
Next to car park entrance on left as you enter |
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MOULSECOOMB LEISURE CENTRE |
BN2 4PB |
In car park on right hand side as you enter from Moulsecoomb Way |
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CHALKY ROAD - OPP ACADEMY |
BN41 2WF |
Opposite Aldridge Community Academy |
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COLDEAN LANE |
BN1 9GD |
Outside Ruby pub |
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PORTLAND ROAD (BY SCHOOL ROAD) |
BN3 5HX |
By entrance to School Road - opposite Hogarth Road |
- Magpie Recycling Ltd run an opt-in scheme. Please wash out your tetra-packs. If you cut the sides you can flatten them easily and fit more in a bag. If you live in a single household, ask your neighbours / friends / colleagues if they would like to share the cost. Call Magpie on 01273 684425 for more details.
How?
- Please wash, flatten [so they can fit more on the vehicle which transports them] and put the lid back on.
DID YOU KNOW?
Tetra Pak recycling: a step by step process:
- Baled cartons are dropped into a pulper, similar to a giant domestic food mixer, filled with water, and pulped for around 20 minutes.
- This breaks down the packaging to produce a grey-brown mixture.
- The aluminium foil and polyethylene are separated from the fibre.
- The fibre is recovered to make new paper products.
- The remaining mix of polyethylene and aluminium can be used for a wide range of plastic products.