New recycling campaign to foil global warming

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In supporting South Africa's promise to deliver a greener 2010, The Brightwater Commons, in conjunction with the Aluminium Federation of South Africa and Hulamin, has launched a campaign for the collection and recycling of used aluminium foil.

An appeal is being made to the public and corporates, especially those in the food and hospitality industries, to support this initiative by depositing any used foil at the foil deposit venue adjacent to Woolworths inside The Brightwater Commons, Randburg. Arrangements can also be made for the collecting of large amounts of used foil from organisations within the Johannesburg area by contacting +27 (0)82 379 8760. click here for more.

Recycling pilot project a hit Sourced from BizCommunity.com

Last October, Woolworths, along with partners Engen and Nampak, began trialing recycling facilities at eight Engen service stations in the greater Cape Town region. The pilot has offered Western Cape residents the convenience of dropping off their glass, paper, plastic and cardboard for recycling while filling up their vehicles or shopping at selected Woolworths Foodstops and Engen convenience shops.

The response to the trial has exceeded expectations. Nampak doubled its collection from popular sites such as Welgemoed and Meadowridge soon after the trial began and increased its collection frequency from most of the sites. These recycling facilities can be found at the following Engen-Woolworths Foodstops in the Western Cape: Welgemoed, Meadowridge, Sunset Beach, Edgemead, Tokai, Blackheath, Constantia and Stellenbosch. click here for more.

 



 
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