#GlobalRecyclingDay Will you be recycling your food waste? It’s global recycling day today and citizens around the world are rethinking about what they throw away and where. Recyclable waste is often referred to as the world’s ‘seventh resource’, as they offer significant economic value when repurposed. While plastics, metals, glass, and paper may seem like […]
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Poultry mortality disposal done correctly South Africa has a booming poultry industry, it is in fact one of the biggest agricultural sectors in the country. With it being the biggest sector, it also generates some of the largest waste volumes. Poultry waste management needs to follow careful disposal methods, in order to prevent pollution, unwanted
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Asking the right questions on International coastal and World Clean-up Day When is biodegradable packaging more environmentally friendly? To find out more, visit www.biobin.co.za Saturday, 19 September 2020 is a day dedicated to keeping our environment clean and litter-free. It is International Coastal Clean-up day and World Clean-up day; two global initiatives that focus on
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Celebrating our Women in Waste on Woman’s Day 2020 On Monday, 10 August 2020 we are celebrating Woman’s day! BiobiN South Africa is taking the opportunity to highlight some women who are responsible for the sustainability and growth of South Africa’s waste sector. (Council for Industrial and Scientific Research) CSIR’s, Dr Linda Godfrey & Dr
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The global extent of our food waste We know that your food waste has value, we know that you should be composting it, and we know that it does not belong in landfill. But, do you know the bigger picture of the global situation of food waste. BiobiN South Africa would like to share some
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Mandela Day: addressing food security in more than one way On Saturday, 18 July 2020, South Africa and everyone inspired by the legacy of Nelson Mandela will be taking the opportunity to give back to society, on the day that honours the father of our nation. On Mandela’s day, South Africans use 67 minutes of
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Can you go without plastic for an entire month? Commonly known on the global ‘environmental calendar’ is plastic-free July. This is an entire month dedicated to tackling plastic pollution. According to the 2019 Ocean Conservancy report*, nine of the top ten most picked up items on International Coastal Clean-up day were plastic items. Our earth
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