ACOR, established in 1983, is a peak national industry association representing some 70 businesses in the recycling and resource recovery industry of Australia.
Our core business is:
ACOR has released a 10 point plan for Results-Based Recycling. Highlights of the plan include demonstrating how a $150 million one-off investment in recycling's improvement, innovation and infrastructure can result in 50% of material previously exported to China remaining in Australia to be made into new recycled content products and the creation of up to 500 jobs, including in regional centres. Surveys show that some 90% of Australians support such a plan - read more about it here.
Our core business is:
- Advocating on behalf of our members to influence governments' decision-making in support of the recycling and resource recovery industry;
- Representing businesses in the supply and value chain of recycling and resource recovery;
- Raising the calibre of resource recovery and recycling debate to achieve commercial solutions for our members;
- Managing sovereign risks for our members.
ACOR has released a 10 point plan for Results-Based Recycling. Highlights of the plan include demonstrating how a $150 million one-off investment in recycling's improvement, innovation and infrastructure can result in 50% of material previously exported to China remaining in Australia to be made into new recycled content products and the creation of up to 500 jobs, including in regional centres. Surveys show that some 90% of Australians support such a plan - read more about it here.