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Stakeholders Councils The Plasback silage wrap recycling program commenced on Feb 2010. Grain tubes and silage pti covers can be recycled in green Plasback liners from September 2010. Twine can be recycled in red Plasback liners from November 2010. Full Plasback liners should be dropped at designated landfills with the following Victorian regional councils: ALPINE BAW BAW BENALLA RURAL CITY BULOKE CAMPASPE CARDINIA CITY OF GREATER SHEPPARTON COLAC OTWAY CORANGAMITE GANNAWARRA GLENELG INDIGO LODDON MOIRA MOYNE MURRINDINDI STRATHBOGIE SWAN HILL TOWONG WANGARATTA WODONGA Details of which landfills and what days silage wrap can be dropped are on this website under "Drop Locations". If your council isn't in the above list, ask your council to contact Plasback for information on how to join the program. For more information contact us on: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Victorian Regional Waste Management Groups Barwon Regional Waste Management Group Resource GV Waste Reduction Group These retailers have been active supporters of sustainable business practise for the rural sector, helped fund the Plasback recycling education program and have made Plasback products available through their stores. Suppliers BPI are a UK company and the worlds leading supplier of silage wrap. BPI have an extensive product stewardship program and are committed to sustainable business practise. BPI.recycled products is the largest recycler of polyethylene in Europe with the capacity to recycle up to 70,000 tonnes per annum. BPI are a major financial sponsor of the Plasback silage wrap recycling education program.
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