Waste is a lucrative opportunity, not a cost burden!
This week’s newsletter features an event roundup on how waste management can be lucrative for organisations. Read on to see how enterprises and governments are actioning more awareness and changes in behaviour towards plastic and battery recycling.
Insights from the World Waste & Resource Management Summit 2023
Fridolin Engel (VP of Sales at Superfy) participated in an exclusive panel that discussed how waste doesn’t have to be a cost burden and what brands can be doing to change behaviour around waste and resource management.
NSW government call to action over upsurge in battery fires
Due to a 20% increase in battery-related fire or explosion incidents, the NSW Government is launching an awareness campaign to promote the safe use, storage and disposal of household batteries.
Read the full article here.
Kraft Heinz looks to transform plastic packaging portfolio
Kraft Heinz is now adopting wash-off and pressure-sensitive labels that can easily be removed to enhance container recyclability and meet new packaging regulations. Follow the link below to read more about Kraft Heinz’s latest initiative.
EU Parliament approves comprehensive battery market regulation
The EU Parliament’s new rules encompass sustainability criteria, recycling quotas, and due diligence requirements, and are anticipated to set a global standard for battery industry practices. Find out more about these new rules by clicking below.
About Superfy
Superfy delivers sustainable smart resource management solutions for the circular economy, empowering enterprises and connecting cities.
We are solving the problem of low recycling rates by enabling cost effective, scalable nationwide materials collection and recycling programmes. We support a wide variety of material collections, including batteries, soft plastics, organics and glass.
Our software platform, sensors and smart containers track and monitor waste and recycling materials, enabling operational improvements and efficiencies throughout the collection and processing value chain.