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Join the fight for all packaging in Aotearoa New Zealand to be reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025.
Since 2006, we have worked for some of NZ’s best businesses.
Our members are working hard to meet the expectations of their customers, staff and shareholders to make their packaging more sustainable
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Collaboration is the key to solving these problems. By working with industry, government, councils, research organisations and consumers, we can all play our part in making packaging more sustainable.
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We provide access to grants and funding to help organisations keep their public spaces clean, improve recycling and invest in sustainble solutions.
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Reducing litter
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Inreasing
recycling rates
We have the vision that by 2025, all packaging in New Zealand will be reusable, recyclable or compostable. To achieve this, the entire packaging industry will need to work together to ensure the best commercial and sustainable solutions are found.
Our work includes
Creating a circular economy turning our soft plastic waste into consumable products.
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Keeping caps and lids out of landfill and back into the circular economy
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Increasing recycling rates of food and beverage cartons and recycling them into sustainable building supplies
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Increasing recovery of container glass and improving recyclability
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Investing in resource recovery; increasing recycling and reducing litter.
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Leading the co-design of a scheme for Aotearoa New Zealand that will transform how we use and recycle plastic packaging
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Since 2006, we have worked for some of NZ’s best businesses.
Join the fight for all packaging in Aotearoa New Zealand to be reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025.
Packaging choices to make your customers proud.
Join the fight for all packaging in Aotearoa New Zealand to be reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025.
Our members make a difference
Since 2006, we have worked for some of NZ’s best businesses.
Working together for a sustainable future
Our members are working hard to meet the expectations of their customers, staff and shareholders to make their packaging more sustainable
Join them
Collaboration is the key to solving these problems. By working with industry, government, councils, research organisations and consumers, we can all play our part in making packaging more sustainable.
Find out more
We provide access to grants and funding to help organisations keep their public spaces clean, improve recycling and invest in sustainble solutions.
See what’s available
Convenient
& simple
Reducing litter
Colour coded
for easy use
Inreasing
recycling rates
What we do
We have the vision that by 2025, all packaging in New Zealand will be reusable, recyclable or compostable. To achieve this, the entire packaging industry will need to work together to ensure the best commercial and sustainable solutions are found.
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Delivering comprehensive product stewardship solutions in partnership with industry, and local and central government.
Our work includes
Creating a circular economy turning our soft plastic waste into consumable products.
Find out more
Keeping caps and lids out of landfill and back into the circular economy
Find out more
Increasing recycling rates of food and beverage cartons and recycling them into sustainable building supplies
Find out more
Increasing recovery of container glass and improving recyclability
Find out more
Investing in resource recovery; increasing recycling and reducing litter.
Find out more
Leading the co-design of a scheme for Aotearoa New Zealand that will transform how we use and recycle plastic packaging
Find out moreOur members make a difference
Since 2006, we have worked for some of NZ’s best businesses.
Packaging choices to make your customers proud.
Join the fight for all packaging in Aotearoa New Zealand to be reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025.
