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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.
We also want to acknowledge the key role of our partners at Replas – www.replas.com.au/ – who produce a range of great products using the recycled materials.
In 2018 we also partnered with Downer and Close the Loop, meaning that soft plastic is now a component of a new municipal road infrastructure.
The REDcycle Program is true product stewardship model where manufacturers, retailers and consumers are sharing responsibility in creating a sustainable future.
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We've being showing some great initiatives happening 'out there'...
But what about you guys? Do you have initiatives you want to share that help reduce waste, or how you reuse, or recycle?
Share your ideas in the comments then share the post so more people can see what everyone is doing 🙂
Have a great weekend everyone, and keep up the great work!
What a great initiative by the City of Mount Gambier.
SA council creates circular economy with reuse marketplace
The City of Mount Gambier council has created a second-hand shop that has seen 60 tonnes of waste diverted from landfill since it opened in October 2018.What a great initiative!
nextshark.com/banana-leaves-asia-plastic-packaging/
Supermarkets in Asia are Now Using Banana Leaves Instead of Plastic Packaging
The Voice of Global AsiansHappy World Environment Day everyone!
From our team at RED Group to you 🙂 Did you do anything 'special' today to acknowledge it? Recycle something? Share an idea with a friend?
Timeline PhotosHere are a few ways you can reduce your waste every day of the year♻️
The truth is, we are all in this together. The facts are facts and if you haven’t heard (or seen), the oceans are polluted, our land is filled with garbage, our air is almost toxic. One would think it's common sense to take care of our beautiful home, but sadly it's not. We need to step up and stop pretending these issues don’t exist and start taking responsibility for our actions. Pointing the finger at someone else doesn’t change the fact that there is more microplastic in the ocean, than stars in the Milky Way. If we all stepped up to do our part and be mindful of our consumption, we can have a huge impact on this current situation. Of course no one is perfect, and you don't have to live a perfect zero waste lifestyle. However, if you want your children's children to have a place to live, we must change our ways. It can be as simple as bringing your own bag to the store, or using a refillable water bottle. There are so many little things we could do to reduce our waste. We just need to implement them into our lives so they become a habit rather than an afterthought. These new habits will help shift the path from a disastrous one to one where we are more sustainable and live in harmony with the Earth. Let’s live everyday like it’s Earth Day and show our beautiful Mother Earth the appreciate she deserves🙏🌍
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