An AI-powered robot that can identify and sort Tetra Pak beverage cartons has been installed at APR Kerbside’s facility in Truganina.
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Woolworths Group is looking to partner with Pact in its efforts to deliver more sustainable packaging across its own brand range.
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WA community groups and charities will share $10 million in refunds and handling fees thanks to the state-wide recycling program.
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The government has announced a $7 million boost to help build new or expand existing recycling facilities in regional and remote Australia.
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Queensland is set to scale up and transform its waste recycling infrastructure with an $80 million combined investment.
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Nestlé have partnered with Australian recycler iQ Renew for an innovative solution to soft-plastic recycling. The company are set to launch a trial which would see soft plastics collected from 100,000 homes via kerbside recycling, before being sorted and processed. It will initially involve 2,000 households, before it’s rolled out to the remainder later this
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PepsiCo and Clean Up Australia have partnered on a three-year campaign to drive soft plastic recycling. The company are investing $650,000 in the program, dubbed Greening the Green, to educate consumers on soft plastic recovery. According to the most recent Australian Plastics Recycling Survey, less than 10 per cent of the 3.4 million tonnes of
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Nestle are going green, announcing a further investment in sustainable packaging. Following a commitment pledged in 2018 to have all their packaging be recyclable or reusable by 2025, the company have announced an investment of CHF 2 billion to shift away from virgin plastic and work towards developing sustainable alternatives. They are also planning to
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In what will be welcomed news to consumers mindful of their environmental impact, Glad has now become more sustainable. The brand have partnered with soft plastic recycling program REDcycle, run in Coles and Woolworths stores, where customers can now recycle both Glad wrap and snap lock bag products. Neither product contains PVC, allowing for it
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Coca-Cola Amatil today announced it had entered into a Heads of Agreement with global leader in resource management Veolia Australia and New Zealand, to explore opportunities for a recycled plastic processing plant in Australia. The potential recycling plant would focus on recycling PET plastic, which is the material used in plastic bottles. Coca-Cola Amatil’s Group
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Return and Earn is encouraging all NSW residents including businesses to help set a record for the number of eligible drink containers returned during National Recycling Week (11-17 Nov) for their local government area. “We are challenging NSW residents to put their local area on the recycling map by returning as many eligible drink containers
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Coca-Cola Australia and Coca-Cola Amatil have today announced that all Coca-Cola soft drink brands (600ml and below) and all water brands (600ml and below) in Australia are now being produced in 100% recycled plastic bottles. This includes Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, Mount Franklin and Pump. This follows the announcement earlier in the year that Coca-Cola Amatil
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Coca-Cola Amatil has been selected as a finalist in the 2019 Waste Management and Resource Recovery Awards for producing Australia’s first carbonated soft drink bottles made from 100 per cent recycled plastic. Australian Beverages Group Managing Director Peter West said the finalist position recognised the world-leading performance of the company’s technical team, based in Sydney,
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