Your residents' deposits are going out with the rubbish.
Every drink container in your comingle or general waste bin carries a 10c deposit — and right now the waste contractor keeps it, on top of what the building already pays for collections. A typical tower bins thousands of containers a month. Recycled AF turns that waste stream into a service your residents actually notice: a collection bag in the bin room, swapped weekly by a verified local collector.
What your building gets
- Verified, inducted collectors
- Emptied on schedule, weekly or more
- A fraction of one bin lift - pricing on enquiry
- A per-building report for the AGM
Three steps — none of them yours.
We supply the bag
A ventilated Recycled AF bulk collection bag on a stand, placed in your bin room or waste area. Residents simply drop their empty drink containers in — nothing else changes.
A verified collector empties it on schedule
An accredited local collector — inducted, insurance-declared, carrying a QR-checkable digital ID your building manager can verify on the spot — empties the bag into their vehicle on a standing schedule and re-hangs it. The bag stays put.
Your body corporate gets the report
Every collection is photographed at the bin room and machine-counted at the deposit point — a verified record of every pickup, and a genuine sustainability line for the AGM, newsletters and levy conversations.
For the noticeboard: "Drink containers? Drop them in the green Recycled AF bag in the bin room — they fund a local collector's income and keep our building's recycling rate climbing."
Why body corporates say yes.
- Cleaner bin rooms — containers out of the comingle stream means less overflow and fewer contamination charges
- Costs a fraction of a single commercial bin lift — pricing on enquiry, no lock-in, 30 days notice
- Bag and stand supplied — no equipment to buy
- Deposits fund a local collector's income instead of a waste contractor's margin
- Residents love it — the easiest good deed in the building
- If someone in your building already collects containers, they can become the accredited collector for it