red cycle REDcycle is dedicated to making recycling accessible and effective, focusing on soft plastics to create a sustainable future
Soft plastic recycling is back after the REDcycle collapse, but only in . . . REDcycle collapsed under its own weight, stockpiling recyclable material with nowhere to go The new scheme will feed new, purpose-built waste processing facilities so it has much better prospects What do we know about the new scheme? Australia's Soft Plastics Taskforce is behind the new trial
REDcycle - Wikipedia The RedCycle or REDcycle program was an Australian soft plastic recycling program started in 2010 by RG Programs and Services and suspended in 2022
Cooperation to continue on soft plastics recycling after REDcycle . . . The ACCC has granted conditional authorisation to allow the major supermarkets to continue their collaboration to manage the soft plastics stockpile and resume in-store collections after REDcycle suspended its recycling operations
Major update after REDcycle collapse - Yahoo Finance REDcycle was declared insolvent last year after it failed to pay storage fees on thousands of tonnes of plastic, despite earning $20m from the Coles and Woolworths program that had run for the
REDcycle declared insolvent; Woolworths, Coles maintain control of . . . The company behind the Coles and Woolworths soft plastics recycling program has been declared insolvent after failing to pay storage fees for the thousands of tonnes of plastics it secretly stockpiled around the country
REDcycles collapse is more proof that plastic recycling is a broken . . . The most recent is the collapse of Australia's largest soft plastic recycling program, REDcycle The program was suspended after it was revealed soft plastic items collected at Woolworths and Coles had been stockpiled for months in warehouses and not recycled
REDcycle soft-plastics recycling scheme collapsed owing $5 million Melbourne-based REDcycle, which offered Australia’s largest soft-plastics recycling program, went under after it was revealed hundreds of millions of bags and other soft plastics were secretly stored in warehouses and not recycled
REDcycle collapse: Why the demise of the scheme may actually be a . . . - SBS Sustainability advocates say REDcycle pausing operations should be a warning to reduce reliance on soft plastics Only a small proportion soft plastics used in Australia were recycled through the scheme The founder of Plastic Free July says use and regulation of plastic production is required