A new recycling initiative in Forbes Shire encourages residents to recycle medicinal blister packs through dropping off blister packs at Pharmacycles recycling bins at Flannery’s Pharmacy and Life Pharmacy, preventing these packs from ending up in landfills, and turning them into useful products like construction materials.
Blooms The Chemist, in partnership with Pharmacycle, has recycled over 10 million blister packs since November 2022, recovering more than 15,000kg of plastic and aluminium across its 115 stores.
Blooms The Chemist and Pharmacycle have recycled over 10 million blister packs together, with more than 15,000 kilograms of plastic and aluminium recovered
Blooms The Chemist and Pharmacycle have reached a milestone by recycling over 10 million blister packs, recovering more than 15,000kg of plastic and aluminium across its 115 stores since launching in-store collection boxes in November 2022.
Since launching in November 2022, Blooms The Chemist, in collaboration with Pharmacycle, has recycled over 10 million blister packs, recovering more than 15,000 kilograms of plastic and aluminium through in-store collection boxes across 115 stores.
In this interview, Jason Rijnbeek, Business Development Manager at Pharmacycle, discusses innovative strategies used by Pharmacycle in blister pack waste management.
A new national program by Pharmacycle, in partnership with Chemist Warehouse, My Chemist pharmacies, and Kenvue, aims to tackle Australia's blister pack waste problem by providing dedicated recycling bins at pharmacies, making it easier for Australians to recycle these difficult-to-process packaging materials.
Australia’s first end-to-end blister pack recycling program, launched by Pharmacycle and Chemist Warehouse, in partnership with Kenvue, offers a comprehensive solution for recycling used blister packs nationwide.
You can now recycle your used blister packs through the Pharmacycle Program, available at Community Pharmacy Wantirna and Community Pharmacy Glen Huntly.
A new recycling with Think Fencing partnering with Pharmacycle project aims to convert pill packaging into sustainable materials for producing new fencing products.
Blooms the Chemist's Pharmacycle program has successfully diverted 3 million blister packs from landfill by encouraging recycling and promoting sustainable practices in the healthcare sector.
Monash University's STAREE program announces that medication blister packs can now be recycled through specific initiatives, promoting environmental sustainability.
The latest update on National Pharmacies' PharmacyCycle program highlights its success in recycling over 1.3 million blister packs and expanding community engagement in sustainability efforts.
"The City of Greater Geelong community will soon be able to easily recycle medicine blister packs at some pharmacies, rather than sending them to landfill. Pharmacycle business development manager Jason Rijnbeek says it's hoped the service will quickly expand."
The blog post highlights the challenges of recycling blister packs and emphasizes the importance of Pharmacycle and community efforts and initiatives to reduce their environmental impact.
The page provides details about the Sustainability Grand Rounds event, highlighting discussions on sustainability initiatives and practices within healthcare, aimed at promoting environmental stewardship and innovation in the industry with a presentation on Pharmacycle
The Pharmacycle Initiative is a program aimed at promoting environmentally sustainable practices within pharmacies in Australia, focusing on reducing waste and encouraging responsible disposal of medications.
A new recycling initiative in Forbes Shire encourages residents to recycle medicinal blister packs through dropping off blister packs at Pharmacycles recycling bins at Flannery’s Pharmacy and Life Pharmacy, preventing these packs from ending up in landfills, and turning them into useful products like construction materials.
Blooms The Chemist, in partnership with Pharmacycle, has recycled over 10 million blister packs since November 2022, recovering more than 15,000kg of plastic and aluminium across its 115 stores.
Blooms The Chemist and Pharmacycle have recycled over 10 million blister packs together, with more than 15,000 kilograms of plastic and aluminium recovered
Blooms The Chemist and Pharmacycle have reached a milestone by recycling over 10 million blister packs, recovering more than 15,000kg of plastic and aluminium across its 115 stores since launching in-store collection boxes in November 2022.
Since launching in November 2022, Blooms The Chemist, in collaboration with Pharmacycle, has recycled over 10 million blister packs, recovering more than 15,000 kilograms of plastic and aluminium through in-store collection boxes across 115 stores.
A new national program by Pharmacycle, in partnership with Chemist Warehouse, My Chemist pharmacies, and Kenvue, aims to tackle Australia's blister pack waste problem by providing dedicated recycling bins at pharmacies, making it easier for Australians to recycle these difficult-to-process packaging materials.
Australia’s first end-to-end blister pack recycling program, launched by Pharmacycle and Chemist Warehouse, in partnership with Kenvue, offers a comprehensive solution for recycling used blister packs nationwide.
A new recycling with Think Fencing partnering with Pharmacycle project aims to convert pill packaging into sustainable materials for producing new fencing products.
Blooms the Chemist's Pharmacycle program has successfully diverted 3 million blister packs from landfill by encouraging recycling and promoting sustainable practices in the healthcare sector.
The Pharmacycle Initiative is a program aimed at promoting environmentally sustainable practices within pharmacies in Australia, focusing on reducing waste and encouraging responsible disposal of medications.
The blog post highlights the challenges of recycling blister packs and emphasizes the importance of Pharmacycle and community efforts and initiatives to reduce their environmental impact.
In this interview, Jason Rijnbeek, Business Development Manager at Pharmacycle, discusses innovative strategies used by Pharmacycle in blister pack waste management.
"The City of Greater Geelong community will soon be able to easily recycle medicine blister packs at some pharmacies, rather than sending them to landfill. Pharmacycle business development manager Jason Rijnbeek says it's hoped the service will quickly expand."
The page provides details about the Sustainability Grand Rounds event, highlighting discussions on sustainability initiatives and practices within healthcare, aimed at promoting environmental stewardship and innovation in the industry with a presentation on Pharmacycle
