Ever wondered what happens to the plasterboard waste from your building site? In Australia around 1 million tonnes of plasterboard is produced every year and a large amount of this ends up in landfill mixed with other construction and demolition waste. Plasterboard and Gyprock waste is 100% recyclable into re-usable products including gypsum and
The NSW government is set to raise the waste levies again on the 1st July 2011. Details below: Sydney Metropolitan Area (SMA) will increase to $82.20 per tonne on 1st July 2011; Extended Regulated Area (ERA) (Hunter and Illawarra) will increase to $78.60 per tonne on 1st July 2011; Regional Regulated Area (RRA) (including north
It is a good idea to test your soils for existing nutrients, salinity and pH before for your next fertilizer application. This monitoring will help ensure you are not applying too much (or too little) of a particular nutrient or element and you can adjust natural and synthetic fertiliser applications where necessary. REGYP can
Research has shown that the use of Alternative Waste Treatment (AWT) organic outputs can enhance soil properties such as water retention, porosity, nutrient supply and organic matter supply. The organic compost contains nutrients and organic matter, that can improve the soil’s chemical and physical properties and enhance plant growth and robustness. REGYP's blended organic compost
On top of the current sale process for Lafarge’s gypsum business in Australia, Lafarge has launched the sale of its European gypsum business in a move that could raise at least €1bn ($1.45bn) as the indebted cement group tries to slash its €16bn debt burden through asset disposals. The French building materials producer, the world’s
REGYP is investigating potential sites and the feasibility of recycling waste plasterboard in Adelaide. You have visited the REGYP News Room, for more info please visit the full REGYP website www.regyp.com.au , or call 1300 473 497 or email orders @regyp.com.au for more information.
Building materials supplier Boral Ltd says it will acquire certain assets and operations of Queensland-based Wagners Group for $173 million. Boral says it will buy Wagners' quarry, concrete and related assets in the Darling Downs, South East Queensland and Townsville regions and several land parcels with future development potential. Wagners would continue to own and
REGYP now has mobile trommel screens for hire and for contract screening. The hire trommel screens are suitable for screening compost, soils, gypsum and C&D waste. For more information on availability, pricing and screen sizes please contact us. You have visited the REGYP News Room, for more info please visit the full REGYP website www.regyp.com.au
REGYP now offers plasterboard waste recycling services in Queensland. REGYP now accepts "clean" plasterboard and gyprock waste from new construction sites and interior fitout projects in the greater Brisbane area. REGYP offers skip bins and truck pickups services for the collection of CLEAN plasterboard waste for recycling. REGYP QLD diverts waste plasterboard from landfill by
The Reducing Waste: Implementation Strategy 2011-2015 was developed following a comprehensive review of waste strategy and policy in NSW, chaired by Mr David Richmond AO, and the release of a draft Strategy for consultation in December 2010. Key initiatives include: • the development with local government of best practice waste collection services (using a 3-bin
