@designthinkingcomic I'm seeing more and more of these, and even the DON'T RECYCLE ones. Seems to be connected to them using fancier printing on the package?
@designthinkingcomic this is one of the things that bothers me about tetrapaks. they're greenwashed as being "made of recyclable materials" but it's a weird type of plastic-coated card with other plastic pieces attached, which can't be put in most recycling bins and which is actually pretty hard for recyclers to process. the nearest place to me that takes them is a 25 minute drive, and it's in the middle of an industrial estate in nowheresville so it's a huge pain in the ass.
@designthinkingcomic if I could hand a bag or crate of them to my supermarket delivery driver, that'd be convenient and easy. but that costs the supermarket money so they won't do it, despite selling hundreds of these things a day and 99% of them ending up in landfill.
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