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Now that the gifts have been shared and the family memories made, why not consider the environment as you clean up for the new year? Let's start with the tree!

Here are some jolly quick tips to bring out the #EverydayEnvironmentalist in everyone.

Once your recycling is picked up, it's dropped at the Timaru Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) -- a collaboration with 6 local councils to improve environmental outcomes in their communities.

Adder this to the things that don’t belong in your recycling.

Whether you're a busy cafe, a bustling supermarket, or feeding your staff at an on-site canteen, we have a sure-fire recipe to help your business do good with your food scraps.

Composting is a fantastic and easy way of contributing to the circular economy, allowing you to transform your unwanted garden materials into nutrient-rich compost.

When it comes to recycling, we all want to play our part in contributing to the circular economy and reducing our waste to landfill. Your standard kerbside recycling is a great way to help keep materials in circulation, but not everything recyclable can be collected in your bin. To help you become a recycling expert, here are five everyday items to keep out of your kerbside collections.

As of 01 July 2023, the Government has expanded its single-use plastic ban in an effort to phase out hard-to-recycle plastics and reduce the amount of plastic waste in landfill.

At Enviro NZ, our role is to help our customers and local communities do the right thing by the environment. We aim to not only provide recycling solutions but also to help educate people on the most effective practices for keeping materials in circulation. To help you recycle like a pro, we've gathered five easy best-practice tips to help on your way: