The waste and resource recovery sector is on the cusp of sweeping climate change reforms. BINGO Industries’ Matt Hyatt explains.
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Subway ditches plastic for recyclable catering platter
Global sandwich chain Subway will remove 26 garbage trucks full of plastic from the environment each year through the design of a new fibre-based, recyclable catering platter.
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Cookers’ pathway to sustainability
Since 2000, Cookers has strived to reduce its impact on the environment while keeping sustainability at the core of its operations.
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Boosting recycled material in infrastructure
The Waste and Recycling Industry Association in South Australia (WRISA) has developed a unique partnership to promote, educate, and raise awareness of the circular economy and boost the use of recycled material.
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Cookers sustainable system makes oil disposal easy
A pioneer in cooking oil management has made its business customer focused and eco-friendly.
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Driving towards a sustainable future: innovative solutions in Motion
‘Waste not, want not’ is an adage many are familiar with – it means that if a person uses resources wisely, there will always have enough. It is also one that David Caramia, the National Business Development Manager for Manufacturing at Motion, says applies to a sustainable industrial future.
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Upgrades underway for Port Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Plant
Work is now underway to enhance sewage treatment and the plant’s overall performance at South Australia Water’s Port Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Plant, as part of the utility’s $400,000 investment.
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Major Road Projects recycling work clothes, PPE
In a first for Major Road Projects Victoria (MRPV), the Pound Road West Upgrade team has been recycling used work clothes and personal protective equipment (PPE) that would normally go to landfill after teaming up with Victorian company UPPAREL.
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Woolworths phases out last of 15c plastic bags
Woolworths stores in New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania have begun to phase out their 15-cent reusable plastic shopping bags as part of the retailer’s commitment to stop selling the bags nationwide from June.
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QLD cafes, restaurants give plastics the punt
Plastic Free Places, a free program that has helped cafes and restaurants in regional Queensland eliminate more than 8.2 million pieces of single-use plastics, will expand.
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