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Shriro Australia Sustainability Actions

Joined APCO packaging program

Shriro Australia says it became a member of the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO) in 2018. APCO is a national program that helps companies reduce packaging waste and improve how packaging is designed and recovered. Shriro says it is working through its APCO Action Plan and annual reports to meet its packaging goals. The company also says it is rethinking waste as a resource and trying to keep packaging materials out of landfill.

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Focused on reusable packaging

Shriro says it is trying to reduce packaging impact by avoiding unnecessary material, reusing more where possible, and improving recyclability. It also says it works with its value chain, meaning the suppliers, transporters, and other business partners involved in getting products to market, to keep packaging materials in use for longer. The company frames this as part of its effort to maximise the circular value of materials, energy, and labour.

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Published APCO reports

Shriro lists annual APCO reports and action plans for 2023, 2024, and 2025. These documents suggest the company has been tracking its packaging work over several years rather than treating it as a one-off project. The public page does not give the full results, but it does show that the company has an ongoing reporting process tied to packaging stewardship.

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