Fiji Shines as Waste Recyclers Enters APCO Awards Final!

Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited (WRFL) has been named a finalist for the esteemed 2024 Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO) Awards, which will be held in Sydney in November 2024. WRFL is nominated for the Improved Recycling System Award, highlighting the company’s dedication to sustainability and recycling initiatives. They stand alongside prominent industry players such as AB Food & Beverages Australia Pty Limited, Circular Plastics Australia (PET), Asahi Beverages, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, and Henkel Australia Pty Ltd.

As the sole Fijian nominee and now finalist, WRFL’s recognition marks a significant milestone that reflects its impact on sustainability over the past 30 years. Amitesh Deo, founder of the Pacific Recycling Foundation and director of WRFL, expressed enthusiasm about the nomination. He stated, “It is an incredible honour for us to be recognised alongside some of the largest and most innovative companies in Australia. This nomination is not just a win for WRFL but for all of Fiji. We are proud to represent our nation on such a prestigious platform, showcasing the hard work and dedication we have invested in sustainability over the years.”

Deo encouraged support from all Fijians as WRFL represents Fiji’s sustainability efforts on a global level, emphasizing that this recognition demonstrates progress in recycling and waste management, proving that small island nations can significantly impact the sustainability landscape.

For over three decades, Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited has been a leader in the recycling industry, continuously promoting sustainable waste management practices. The company has not only advocated for initiatives but has also provided practical recycling solutions that deliver significant environmental, economic, and social benefits.

The 2024 APCO Annual Awards promises to be a grand event, gathering innovators and leaders from the packaging, waste, and recycling sectors to celebrate those who are pioneering sustainable packaging efforts.

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