Prasa
Carbon in Durban

We will do this by promoting the concept of reuse, recycle, deduce, recover by intensifying education and awareness campaigns to. MissionTo reduce the amount of recoverable paper that goes to landfill by progressively increasing the paper recover rate.

Separation at source is key to ensuring the recovery of good quality paper fibre. Recycling may seem daunting, difficult and inconvenient at first, but when once you get the hang of it, it comes naturally. A small commitment to recycling makes a big difference to our environment and our economy. Keep your paper recycling efforts on track by printing these posters and putting them up in your home, office or school. South Africa successfully diverted 1.4 million tonnes of recyclable paper and paper packaging from landfill in Mpact says recycling rates in SA are well ahead of global recovery ratesMpact today opened its liquid packaging recycling plant at the company’s Springs paper mill. Paper and cardboard, produced in Brazil, has its origins in planted trees, a renewable resource. This paper can be recycled and transformed into new products. The FP&M Seta was established in 2011, following a decision by government to cluster sectors to help them strengthen linkages in the value chains of related industries. Together these create tremendous value for consumers through the conversion of lumber, pulp, animal hides and natural and synthetic fibres into products like furniture, clothing, shoes, paper, board, books and magazines. The National Recycling Forum is a non-profit organisation that promotes the recovery and recycling of a range of materials, including paper, cans, glass and plastic. Members are made up of players in the formal recycling industry, government and local utilities, regional recycling forums and co-opted advisory partners. Associates are major raw material suppliers, brand owners, retailers and other organisations with interests in the packaging industry. The Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa is a multi-disciplinary non-profit organisation committed to supporting professional waste management practices. Volunteer members promote the most sustainable, practical, cost-effective and appropriate waste management options with the aim of protecting the environment and people from the adverse effects of poor waste management. The institute contributes to the improvement of waste management standards and legislation, supports international, national and regional trends in best environmental practice and the science and technology of waste management.