Queensland Waste Levy and Charity Exemptions

Landfill Costs, Resources News QLD

The Queensland Government has released a comprehensive paper outlining the process for introducing a waste levy, which includes an exemptions system. The paper recognises the role of charitable recycling organisations in Queensland, and Government consultation with NACRO has been specifically included in the paper, in order to design a suitable and appropriate arrangement for charity waste.

To read the full report, click here.

July 4, 2018/by Charitable Recycling

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