A simple, effective solution to disposable packaging – you bring in your container and refill it with what you need. Avoiding plastic packaging has been made simple and beautiful.
Guy was happy to talk to Halve Waste about their new re/CYCLE program, and how it has helped their organisation to reduce waste.
Items that are not fit for sale often end up in landfill and just become the charity’s problem instead of yours. In our community we have lots of local solutions.
Instead of your soft plastics going into your red-lidded general waste bin, you can recycle your soft plastics through the REDcycle program
Border Just Foods started as a Co-Op back in 1988 and has now been owned and run as a family business for over 30 years. They were happy to talk to Halve Waste about how their business helps to reduce waste.
Our collection vehicles use a mechanical arm to lift and empty your bins. Here is a 10-tip guide to help you correctly place your bins out on collection day.
Deanne, Michael and Jim were happy to talk to Halve Waste about their business and what the local community can do to help.
Glass can be recycled many times over without it degrading, so this infinite usage means that no further raw materials are needed
At Halve Waste, we want to spotlight and support individuals, groups and businesses that are “doing good” and helping us to reach our target of reducing our waste
As a local business Arnolds were happy to talk to Halve Waste about how they are trying to reduce, reuse and recycle within their business and why
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Halve Waste is an initiative of Albury City Council, City of Wodonga, Federation Council and the Shires of Towong, Greater Hume, Indigo and Alpine Shire Councils. The goal of Halve Waste is to reduce the amount of waste going to landfill by 50%.
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