Roll ’n’ Recycle® allows semi-rigid plastic packaging to be placed in your recycle bin!

A program recognised for outstanding innovation

“With these entries I’ve seen how we are entering a new phase, or next generation, of sustainable solutions, which I like to call responsible solutions. We have seen it this year, especially with the Diamond winner, creating a solution with the consumer’s actionability in mind.”

David Luttenberger, CPP, global packaging director for Mintel Group, Ltd

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Two GOLD PIDA Awards

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World Packaging Organisation President, Pierre Pienaar said, “On behalf of the WPO, our heartiest congratulations to all WorldStar winners. What a fantastic achievement on the global stage!

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About

Welcome to the Home of Roll ‘n’ Recycle® where you will find everything you need to know about recycling plastic pouches and bags that carry the unique Roll ‘n’ Recycle® Mark. We are so pleased you came to visit!

Let’s make a BIG difference together.


The Roll ‘n’ Recycle® Mark explains when and how a plastic pouch can be recycled at kerbside (your household recycling bin).

Plastic pouches that do not include the Roll ‘n’ Recycle® Mark may be recyclable at drop-off bins at the front of the major retail stores. Please check the REDcycle website for information about this program in Australia and New Zealand.

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How it Works

The Roll ‘n’ Recycle® team has worked tirelessly with packaging manufacturers, brand owners and recycling specialists to ensure that with just a few steps, Roll ‘n’ Recycle® packaging can now be recycled in household recycle bins! HooRah!

Buy products marked with ‘Roll ‘n’ Recycle®

Buy products marked with ‘Roll ‘n’ Recycle®

When you buy products displaying the ‘Roll ‘n’ Recycle® Mark, you can be excited that not only will you love the product inside, but the packaging will be recycled when disposed.

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FOLD (if indicated on packaging) then ROLL IT! It is the most important thing you need to do

FOLD (if indicated on packaging) then ROLL IT! It is the most important thing you need to do

Once packaging is empty, roll as shown until you finish with a "cylinder" (you see it below in step 4).

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Stick it real good!

Stick it real good!

Lift and peel the supplied sticker and stick firmly where indicated to ensure the shape (a "cylinder") is maintained in your recycle bin and the recycling collection journey.

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Place the rolled packaging into your Recycling Bin at home

Place the rolled packaging into your Recycling Bin at home

This one is self-explanatory. An adult, child, pet or even a favourable gust of wind can take it, just make sure it gets into the recycling bin.

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Voilà!  You are a recycling magician!

Voilà! You are a recycling magician!

Do you know what you just did? You just turned a flat “two dimensional” piece of packaging into a “three dimensional” shape. This means it can be sorted correctly at a facility once picked up and recycled.

Nice one Copperfield!

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A Program Supported By Consumer Research

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What Roll ‘n’ Recycle® embarks on supporting

Approximately

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tonnes of soft plastic packaging disposed of each year in Australia

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was returned to the circular economy

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is the target for consumers, business & governments uniting together

Stories and News

Roll ‘n’ Recycle becomes a 2021 Global ‘Diamond Winner’

The Roll ‘n’ Recycle® certification program, launched in Australia just over 12 months ago, has been awarded the Diamond Award for the 2021 Dow Packaging Innovation Awards – the top global sustainability award for packaging.

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Roll ‘n’ Recycle becomes a ‘WorldStar’

The Roll ‘n’ Recycle® certification program, launched in Australia just 12 months ago, has been awarded a WorldStar by the World Packaging Organisation (WPO) for the kerbside recyclable pouch produced by O F Packaging.

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RnR in the Mexican territory.....

We proudly use innovative, award winning, single polymer plastic packaging for our totopos - the pack has a special sticker so when finished you can roll, stick and recycle the bag in your home recycle bin.

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