Our clean green waste with minimal contamination is being composted at Kimbriki’s Resource Recovery Centre's outdoor compost facility. This facility is not licenced to accept food waste which has to go to a highly specialised composting facility at much greater cost.

Hornsby Shire’s yellow lid bin recycling program is strong despite the China ban causing a global recycling crisis. Our recyclables are going to the Visy Materials Recycling Facility at Smithfield where they are sorted and sent for various remanufacturing processes. Materials such as paper, cardboard, PET and HDPE plastics and glass are processed here

Our red lid bin waste is currently taken to Clyde Transfer Station railway intermodal where it is transported by train to Tarago near Goulburn and sent to a bio-reactor landfill in an old open cut mine pit.

Suez SAWT Facility at Kemps Creek is one of only three Alternative Waste Treatment (AWT) processing plants available to Sydney councils. This is the only plant that accepts food and garden waste (FOGO) for composting. The above photo shows FOGO bin material from a Sydney council with high plastic contamination rates that significantly impacts