You might not realize it, but milk cartons—seemingly harmless—actually pose serious environmental challenges. Recent studies have shown that each carton is composed of approximately 75% paper, 4% aluminum, and 21% polymer. The polymer layer has the potential to degrade into microplastics, which can then spread through soil and water, eventually entering the human body.
As a company committed to creating positive value for the community, Rabiloo focuses not only on its core business but also on contributing to sustainable social and environmental initiatives. One of our key efforts is the milk carton recycling program, aimed at minimizing waste and turning used materials into useful products.
Every day, we carefully separate the components of milk cartons and give them a new life. The paper is recycled into practical items such as coat hangers and photo frames. The aluminum and plastic layers are compressed into panels used to make trash bins, furniture, and various indoor and outdoor products—all safe for people and the planet.
Milk cartons cleaned and ready for recycling.
At Rabiloo, we use between 50 and 60 milk cartons daily, totaling about 350 to 420 cartons per week, or 3,500 to 4,200 grams of raw materials. All these cartons are collected and sent to recycling facilities to ensure they are repurposed instead of ending up as waste.
We believe that every small action today contributes to a cleaner, greener tomorrow. We invite everyone to join us in this effort and welcome any ideas that can help build a more sustainable world.
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