BINGO is pleased to advise that it has resolved matters related a breach of its Environment
Protection License (EPL) for its Minto recycling facility following a ruling by the Land and
Environment Court of NSW. 

Detailing our sustainability progress and key highlights for the 2018/2019 financial year, BINGO’s 2019 Sustainability Report is now available.

This week, all teams across BINGO have conducted a Zero Harm stand-down to introduce and learn about our new Zero Harm Rules.

BINGO is proud to be joining forces with, Dial A Dump Industries (DADI), following the all-clear from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

From BINGO Industries’ beginnings as a small Sydney skip operator in 2005, the company has grown to a highly successful listed enterprise and a leader in recycling and resource management operating across three States.

In 2016, 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development were implemented.

Bingo Industries successfully expanded its operations to Victoria. In a strategic decision to establish multiple recycling centres across the state, Bingo now services Braeside, Campbellfield, Clayton South and West Melbourne.

In the State of Victoria, all commercial businesses and industrial sites must ensure that the handling and disposal of recyclable materials are easily accessible and are disposed of correctly. To successfully handle waste generated rubbish, recyclables and additional streams such as organic waste, there are various technologies and equipment available for individuals and businesses.

As featured in our earlier article, Waste Reduction Tips for Construction Sites, there are two important factors involving resource recovery and sustainable practices:

1. Recovery rates are higher for recycled construction and demolition materials. The more people that engage in environmentally conscious efforts, the more material that can be reduced and reused.

2. Increasing the rate of recyclables and material separation, and decreasing the amount of unrecoverable waste is important for sustainability and environmental awareness.