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Bingo Industries Sustainability Actions

Runs recycling centres

BINGO says it uses advanced recycling centres to keep waste out of landfill. It describes these sites as part of a circular economy model, where waste is treated as a resource instead of something to throw away. The company says it is investing in new technology to lift recovery rates and process materials for resale and reuse. This is a core part of its business, not a side project.

Sorts 14 material streams

BINGO says its recycling centres sort and recover 14 different material streams. In plain terms, that means it separates different kinds of waste so more of it can be turned into new materials. The company says this resource recovery process helps reduce landfill use and supports reuse. It also says it manufactures 5 recycled products from the materials it recovers.

Published a 2024 modern slavery statement

BINGO says it published a 2024 Modern Slavery Statement. A modern slavery statement is a public report that explains how a company looks for and tries to reduce risks of forced labour, trafficking, and other severe worker abuse in its operations and supply chain. The page lists this as a sustainability news item dated 20 December 2024.

Supports circular economy education

BINGO says it works with the Australian Circular Economy Hub and sustainability partners such as Planet Ark to help change how people think about waste. It also says it runs a schools education program to teach young people about recycling and the value of materials that might otherwise be thrown away. This shows the company is trying to build awareness as well as process waste.

Entered landfill gas agreement

BINGO says it entered a landfill gas management agreement with LGI in February 2024. Landfill gas is the gas released as waste breaks down in landfill, and managing it can help reduce pollution and capture energy. The page does not give full technical details, but it shows the company is also working on emissions-related waste infrastructure.

Released a sustainability report

BINGO says it has a Sustainability Report 2025 available for download and also notes a news item for its launch. A sustainability report is a company’s public update on environmental and social topics, such as waste, emissions, workers, and community impact. The report itself was not included here, but the company clearly says it has published one.

Acknowledged reconciliation work

BINGO lists a news item called ‘Honouring our commitment to Reconciliation’ from 30 May 2024. Reconciliation in Australia usually refers to building better relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through respect, recognition, and practical action. The page does not give full details, but it shows the company has made this part of its public sustainability messaging.

Investing in Eastern Creek

BINGO says its Eastern Creek Materials Processing Centre 2 is one of Australia’s most advanced dry mixed waste recycling facilities. It presents this site as part of a larger recycling precinct designed to drive a circular economy. The company also says it is creating and developing the precinct to improve how mixed waste is processed and recovered.

Uses sustainable waste strategies

BINGO says it helps business customers reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill by offering a sustainable waste management strategy. In simple terms, that means it works with customers to sort, recover, and redirect waste in a way that should lower disposal. This is presented as part of its commercial service offering.

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