One of Australia's best known bread brands is replacing their packaging to a more environmentally friendly solution
Big brands have revealed their willingness to pay for recycling their competitors’ packaging in the ongoing battle against pollution
The coronavirus pandemic has lead to the readoption of many single-use items, thereby increasing household waste in Australia
Following China’s import ban on waste from other countries, the Australian government has issued a ban on exports waste that can be recycled
Australian government has revealed plans to phase out mixed paper export within the next three years.
By the end of 2021, Aldi has plans to use 100% renewable energy in all its Australian stores.
More time at home, more takeout food, shopping online, and panic buying groceries has lead to a marked increase in domestic waste levels
New legislation passed in August is the first step towards taking stopping the reliance on exports to deal with waste in Australia.
What can you do with a coffee cup after finishing your coffee? Of course you can always recycle it, but what happens then?
Lithium Australia’s shares (ASX:LIT) rose by 13.8% and as the company aquired ownership of Environstream, Australia’s only recycler of lithium-ion batteries.
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