Make more eco-conscious celebratory choices that you can try this Christmas for our environment, with the help of Biogone.

For businesses wanting to know how to choose the most appropriate eco-friendly packaging materials for your products, it can be sometimes confusing and overwhelming. We have provided an overview of the main eco-friendly packaging materials available to help you decide what is the best choice for your business to meet your sustainable packaging goals.

It’s a critical time for organisations regardless of size, to start thinking now about their packaging and plastic needs, so they can start planning and switching to alternatives that will meet government standards, as the 2025 National Packaging Targets state all packaging should aim to be 100% reusable, recyclable or compostable.

Are you looking for cafes where you can bring your dog or for the best places in Melbourne to take your dog? We’ve got you covered!

The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) has planned a Plastic Pollution Treaty - the first international legally binding treaty since the Paris Agreement to battle plastic pollution amidst the growing global plastic pollution crisis.

Wondering if you should make the switch and buy products from recycled paper or recycled products from plastic bottles? Does it really make an impact?

Compostable kitchen caddy bin liners are a great way to reduce your impact on the environment and dispose of food and organic waste, while also decomposing in your home compost bin or if available, your kerbside garden bin.

At AUSPACK 2022, Biogone co-founder Ross Headifen and John O'Connor from Biogone spoke with PKN Packaging News about biodegradable

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People are becoming more aware of their ecological footprint and how traditional single-use plastic waste impacts the environment. We’ve seen an increase since the pandemic of online shopping, takeaway food and coffee cups, disposable masks and gloves; each taking a long time to break down and damaging the ecosystem.