Since 2021, the City of Greater Dandenong has encouraged its residents to think green and work towards a more sustainable community with the introduction of a Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO) service.Read More
Local governments in Western Australia can now apply for further funding to transition to Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO), as part of a $20 million program to help councils in the rollout. Read More
The Queensland Government has funded more than 100 school-based organic waste reduction projects, encouraging the next generation to get excited about composting and reducing green waste and food scraps from entering landfill. Read More
Positive outcomes from the food organics, garden organics (FOGO) composting trial at Lockyer Valley Regional Council using HEAPS aerated floor technology has generated interest in several sectors including agriculture, mining, and regional governments. Read More
It’s official, caddy liners are encouraged in food organic, garden organic (FOGO) programs within New South Wales. Source Separation Systems has come up with a solution for councils to get liners into the hands of residents on a needs basis. Read More
NSW EPA looks at the emissions impacts of food waste recovery technologies to help businesses, councils and communities unpack FOGO processes available. Read More
Compost Revolution has delivered organics behaviour change since 2010. Today that includes support for FOGO rollouts too. David Gravina, Chief Composting Officer, and Founder, explains. Read More
Composting will be the frontrunner in helping Australia reach national landfill diversion rates for organics, according to Jacob Wilson, Chief Commercial Officer of NuGrow. Read More
Australia’s National Waste Policy has set an ambitious target of introducing food organic garden organic (FOGO) collection services to households and businesses by 2023. While organics processing has gained attention as the deadline looms, the policy will affect the entire supply chain, including councils and waste collectors. Read More