Woolworths Ooshies are incredibly popular with kids and collectors, but some shoppers have raised concerns about the amount of plastic being generated. Its chief executive, Kirsten Junor, explained that a pallet of Woolworths Bricks, a Lego-like toy, was left at the warehouse. Her Reverse Garbage non-profit is grappling with what to do with a pallet of Woolworths Bricks that were left at its warehouse. (Reverse Garbage)Mystery behind Woolworths Bricks deliveryLike Ooshies, the Woolworths Bricks are recyclable. How some ended up being diverted to Reverse Garbage instead remains a mystery, and the supermarket is investigating what occurred.