Queensland backs soft plastics recycling trial

The Queensland government is investing $1 million with Soft Plastics Stewardship Australia to support the roll-out of a soft plastics recycling pilot in Queensland. Communities will be able to recycle soft plastics at four new trial hubs that will trial a variety of collection options to see what works best for urban, regional and remote… The post Queensland backs soft plastics recycling trial appeared first on Australian Manufacturing Forum.

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