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Soft plastic bins to return to supermarkets
Consumers will be able to recycle their soft plastics at major supermarkets with a new national scheme back in place.
Supermarket brings back soft plastics collection points
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Soft plastics recycling collection points are returning to Woolworths stores more than three years after the Australia-wide REDcycle supermarket scheme collapsed.
Woolworths says more than 700 of its stores across five states will accept chip packets, lolly wrappers and similar packaging.
"With this initiative, we have made it easier for Aussie families to recycle their soft plastics as part of their weekly shop," Woolworths says.
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