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about REDcycle
RED Group is a Melbourne-based consulting and recycling organisation who has developed and implemented the REDcycle Program; a recovery initiative for post-consumer soft plastic.
We have teamed up with Coles, Woolworths and some of Australia’s most-loved brands to make it easy for you to keep your plastic bags and soft plastic packaging out of landfill.
The REDcycle Program is true product stewardship model where manufacturers, retailers and consumers are sharing responsibility in creating a sustainable future. See our partners page to see which of Australia’s most-loved brands are on board to reduce the amount of plastic packaging going to landfill.
Find out more about what happens to your soft plastics after you drop them into a REDcycle bin
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How's everyone's Plastic Free July tracking? Here's a little podcast we participated in, that addresses ALL things recycling, not just about REDcycling. Feel free to
Are you recycling correctly? How you can play your part for the planet
Australians produce 74 million tonnes of waste each year, yet only 60 per cent is recycled. Confusion and lack of knowledge around recycling is compromising our efforts.
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Time to give this product another run! These garden beds are great - and with the lettuce shortage, these are great for growing your own!
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One of our manufacturing partners, Plastic Forests, doing great work in the commercial/farming space! In NSW presently. Contact Plastic Forests for more information about recycling
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Replas are on tiktok! Check them out @replaproducts - and note the large colourful platter in the video, made from recycled plastics! (I suspect this
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Great news from Nestlé! "More than 40 million 45g KitKat bars will be packed in the 30 per cent recycled content wrapper in the next
KitKat wrapper made with recycled plastic
Nestlé Australia has given chocolate lovers one more reason to enjoy their break, announcing KitKat will be wrapped using recycled plastic.
