For wooden, plastics, tyres and paper waste, there are two main technologies your business can utilise to reduce the size of your waste: shredding or granulating. Now that the machinery has advanced to adapt to the current recycling habits, having the wrong machine in your vicinity can be costing you money, time and hindering the sustainability of your company.

In the last few years, governments, waste management industry and recycling activists have been extremely attentive on Circular Economy while creating new policies and reports. 

More than 12 months after the crisis in Australia’s recycling sector came into sight, businesses and local councils are still looking for answers from the Australian government.

Every year, we transform billions of natural resources into consumables. But, at some point, there is going to be nothing left. 

According to Jonathan Leake, CEO of Sustainability Victoria, the e-waste generation in Australia is increasing three times faster than the general municipal waste in Australia.

For more than 3 decades now, Australia has been dumping its waste in China. 

The reduction in the cost of sensors determines that Internet of Things (IoT) is quickly making its place in new areas of residential and commercial properties

Conventional methods of waste management have been ineffective; aiming at each and every waste bin irrespective of whether they are empty or full.