Established in 1983, the Australian Council of Recycling (ACOR) is the preeminent industry forum for resource recovery, recycling and remanufacturing, leading the transition to circular economy in Australia.
It represents businesses who are part of a successful $15 billion industry that employs some 50,000 Australians, generates exceptional environmental benefits for our society, and is committed to supporting proactive product stewardship initiatives, to inform better recycling and circular economy outcomes.
ACOR is a non-profit volunteer organisation. Members commit their time, resources and energy to leading the transition to a circular economy through resource recovery, remanufacturing and recycling.
It represents businesses who are part of a successful $15 billion industry that employs some 50,000 Australians, generates exceptional environmental benefits for our society, and is committed to supporting proactive product stewardship initiatives, to inform better recycling and circular economy outcomes.
ACOR is a non-profit volunteer organisation. Members commit their time, resources and energy to leading the transition to a circular economy through resource recovery, remanufacturing and recycling.
ACOR’s members uniquely span the breadth and depth of Australian recycling, with businesses working to:
- collect, sort and remanufacture recyclate into new products;
- build a domestic circular economy, along with increasing the amount of locally sourced and recycled materials;
- beneficially manage materials from the residential, commercial, industrial, and major infrastructure areas, and;
- process a broad range of materials and end-of-life items including packaging, tyres, batteries, electronic products, textiles, roads and more.
ACOR Members
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