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Current planned programs:

Explore our BOW RE-LOVE PROGRAM!  >>>

Explore our unveiling ECO-BOW RANGE! >>>

Did you know what's actually supposed to go in Australian recycling bins? Jump aboard our greener cheer-morrow train! While we're setting up easier access to government resources, why not start exploring?

Begin by checking out the two links below! 

1. Australiasian Recycling Labels (ARL) >>>

2. Tips for recycling at home >>>

Know your 4 main labels yet?

1. "Recyclable" -

The coloured/opaque recycling symbol, means that this piece of packaging can be placed in the recycling bin as it is. Each piece of packaging with this label has to be placed separately in the recycling bin.

2. "Conditionally Recyclable" -

The clear/ transparent recycling symbol means that you must follow the instructions to recycle this packaging component. If you don't follow the instructions it has to go in the rubbish bin, as it will otherwise not be recycled and cause contamination to the recycling stream.

3. "Not Recyclable" -

The bin symbol, means that this piece of packaging is not recyclable and you must place it in the rubbish bin. DO NOT place it in the recycling bin. It will not get recycled and it will contaminate the recycling stream.

4. "Check Locally" -

The geotag symbol means that this item may be recyclable at kerbside or other locations recognised as alternative destinations. Use the interactive local recycling tool on arl.org.au to check recyclability options in your area. If there are no local options available, you will be prompted to place the item in the general waste bin.

Did you know that the Australasian Recycling Label (ARL) is a reliable system designed for Australia and New Zealand? It simplifies recycling information, saving you time and reducing landfill waste. The "Check It! Before You Chuck It" campaign urges everyone to always consult the ARL when throwing away packaging. By adhering to the ARL guidelines, you ensure proper disposal of food packaging, bottles, and containers, facilitating their recovery for reuse in future products. Watch the animation in the link given below – you'll likely find yourself humming the catchy jingle next time you're near a bin hehe!

For more of the latest recycling advice, visit arl.org.au for packaging or recyclingnearyou.com.au for other hard-to-recycle options and check local recyclability options.