Tag: soft plastics

Viva Energy and Cleanaway partner to address hard-to-recycle plastic waste

Cleanaway and Viva Energy have entered into an agreement to undertake a prefeasibility assessment of a circular solution for soft plastics and other hard-to-recycle plastics currently sent to landfill and transform them...

Metcash signs up to National Plastics Recycling Scheme

Australia’s leading wholesaler Metcash will be supporting the National Plastics Recycling Scheme (NPRS) to help close the loop on soft plastic waste. The NPRS is an industry-led scheme created to fill the gaps...

Coles and Woolies offer to save REDcycle soft plastic

Coles and Woolworths have made an offer to REDcycle to take control of its stockpiled soft plastic and provide safe storage of the material while recycling solutions are explored. Following Soft Plastics Taskforce...

Coles kicks off Sustainability Week

Coles is kicking off its second annual Sustainability Week for more than 118,000 team members across Australia. The week is aimed at celebrating the supermarket’s recent achievements. It also further embeds Coles’ new Sustainability...

A tactic to tackle plastic

The Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) will develop Australia’s largest industry-led plastic recycling scheme. The scheme aims to collect and recycle nearly 190,000 tonnes of plastic packaging per annum by 2025. AFGC will...

New Coles carpark created with recycled soft plastics

Coles has partnered with recycling organisations RED Group and Replas to create and install a concrete slab carpark made partly out of recycled soft plastics. Under installation at Coles Horsham in Victoria, the...

Kellogg’s will help teach Aussies about soft plastics

Most of us want to improve our sustainability actions, however research shows that we’re still a little unsure about how it all works. A quarter of the nation admits that they have limited...

KitKat’s wrapped about recycling

Consumers are becoming more and more conscious of how their purchases effect the environment. Majority of Aussies (80%), show a strong desire to recycle correctly, however unfortunately, 48% are getting it wrong. KitKat is...
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