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Coca-Cola has partnered with Publicis Italy to boost recycling frequency. Across a few European markets, Coca-Cola has outdoor ads that

Coca-Cola points in right direction

The Nestlé Don’t Waste Your Waste study, developed in partnership with Planet Ark, has been released today and paints a

Australians keen but overconfident about recycling

Nestlé Australia today announced its commitment to introduce the Australasian Recycling Label across all of its locally made products by

Nestlé commits to help consumers fight recycling confusion

Simply Cups and pioneer partner 7-Eleven have announced two Australian-first recycling initiatives. From today, plastic straws can now be recycled

7-Eleven and Simply Cups launch Australian first recycling initiatives

Like the shambolic container deposit scheme (CDS) currently plagued with issues and costing consumers more in NSW, the forthcoming Queensland scheme appears destined for failure following the eyebrow-raising comments from the Mayor of Ipswich that the council will stop recycling altogether.

AACS: Qld CDS disaster waiting to happen

70 million takeaway cups to be rescued from landfill

7-Eleven and Simply Cups launch a recycling revolution

The Coca-Cola company has committed to a global goal to recycle the equivalent of 100 % of its packaging by the year 2030.

Coca-Cola commits to recycling plan

Pressure is mounting on NSW Environment Minister Gabriella Upton over the introduction of the Container Deposit Scheme (CDS), which has started today across the state.

Pressure mounts on Minister over ‘abysmal’ CDS rollout

Woolworths recently announced it has adopted the Australasian Recycling Label (ARL) across its entire Own Brand product range.

Woolworths adopt Australasian Recycling Label

7-Eleven and Simply Cups has announced a new takeaway cup recycling initiative to save 70 million takeaway cups from going to landfill.

7-Eleven team up with Simply Cups

Coca-Cola Amatil and Lion have joined forces with their biggest competitors as coordinators of the new Container Deposit Scheme, dubbed ‘Return and Earn’, which is due to launch in December this year.

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