Australia generates an estimated 67 million tonnes of junk each year, with only about 37% of this being recycled. But one company is hoping to make a dent in this alarming statistic by making sure its packaging can be upcycled into a new product that can be used again and again. Tonight, Joh explores how the humble Tetra Pak carton can be upcycled into something you might not expect… building and construction materials. At a factory in Sydney, she witnesses the process of converting the Tetra Pak cartons into wall boards that are far tougher than regular plaster board. So next time you’re about to throw out a Tetra Pak carton, get it into the relevant recycling scheme and you might just see it again during your next reno.
For more information head to, tetrapak.com
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