100,000 tonnes of traditional plastic wrap winds up in landfill each year. And that’s just in Australia. A big part of that is pallet wrap being an integral part of global supply chains.

There’s a huge amount of plastic waste, particularly in pallet wrap, and I was basically like, ‘Yeah, the world’s burning. I think I could be using my skills in a better way.’” ...

The Cleanfarms pilot, operated in partnership with the RDBN, enables farmers to collect used plastic baler twine, bale wrap, silage bags and bunker covers once they are finished with them on the ...

Jordy Kay was formerly an organic winemaker striving to make chemical-free wine but was dismayed to then see it packaged on a pallet wrapped in yards of single-use plastic. Julia Kay was an ...

More than 150,000 tonnes of plastic wrap goes to landfill every year, everything you see at the supermarket came on a pallet wrapped in plastic,' Julia said. Plastic-wrapped pallets were the ...

It has been going to landfill, but P.E.I.'s Island Waste Management Corporation has begun a project it hopes will see baler twine recycled into items such as flower pots, plastic lumber and even ...