Tag: environment

PepsiCo extends partnership with Clean Up Australia

PepsiCo Australia, has extended its partnership with environmental not-for-profit, Clean Up Australia, thanks to funding from the PepsiCo Foundation, PepsiCo’s philanthropic arm. Over a two-year period, the partnership will be brought to life...

New Best Practice Guideline Released: Flood preparation and response for the retail fuel industry

The Flood Preparation and Response Guideline is the latest in the ACAPMA Best Practice Guideline series and provides detailed guidance to operators, contractors and site service providers on the safe and compliant...

Cutlery from the (coffee) ground

Sustainable Australian start-up Little Green Panda is redefining the way we create disposable packaging by repurposing waste into sustainable alternatives to single-use plastic straws and cutlery. The Melbourne startup has launched the world’s...

Pablo & Rusty’s pledges 1% for the planet

Pablo & Rusty’s has joined ‘1% for the Planet’, pledging to donate 1% of annual sales to support non-profit organisations focused on caring for the environment. “Joining 1% enables us to partner with...

Industry partnership leads to new PET recycling facility

Pact Group, Cleanaway, Asahi Beverages and Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to form a joint venture that will operate a new PET recycling facility. Under the MOU...

Government investment to improve retailer’s options

Media Release 9 August 2021 Australia’s peak retail body, the Australian Retailers Association (ARA) has welcomed today’s joint announcement from the Australian and NSW governments about a $24 million investment in 22 projects...

Reinventing recycling in Victoria

Pact Group and Cleanaway are creating a new $38 million plastic recycling facility in Laverton, Victoria. The facility will become Australia’s largest post-consumer polyethylene recycling plant, converting locally collected kerbside materials into high...

Consumers keep companies accountable

While consumers are aware that their behaviour can make changes, they still hold businesses accountable for a whole host of sustainability issues. Almost half (48%) of global consumers believe companies are responsible for...
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