You can put your compostable plastics in the compost bin as long as they meet the Australian Commercial Composting Standard AS 4736 or are Certified Home Compostable to AS 5810. This standard is the only one that has a guaranteed toxicity test to guarantee safety for...
Any non compostable materials cannot go into our bins. This includes: Plastic - bottles, bags, meat trays, cling wrap, packaging Paper products with plastic or other lining in them - milk cartons, waxed paper, cardboard, paper cups/plates (unless they meet the...
<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>For councils that Jeffries recycles for, the organic material will be transformed into premium compost that is then used to improve the soil and grow more plants. <br>For more information on what happens to your organic...
Yes, you can put shredded paper into the compost bin. You can also put paper towels and serviettes into the bin. Did this answer your question? Yes No Additional Comments: Send...
There is still a vast amount of food scraps going into the waste bin and sent to landfill (‘the dump’) where they create methane, a greenhouse gas with 21 times the warming potential of carbon dioxide (CO2). Wasted food also wastes the energy, water, money and...
