Use
Surekleen products are supplied to participating customer operations in eligible reusable packaging.
SURECYCLE PACKAGING REUSE
Closing the Loop on Chemical Packaging
Recovering, cleaning and reusing eligible chemical containers to reduce single-use packaging and create measurable circular economy outcomes.
PROGRAM RESULTS RECORDED FROM MARCH TO 1 SEPTEMBER 2026
5,221
pails returned
3,079
pails washed and reused
678
10-litre drums washed and reused
1,916 kg
plastic packaging reused
PACKAGING REUSE IN ACTION
Turning Empty Containers into a Reusable Resource
SureCycle is Surekleen’s closed-loop packaging recovery program, created to reduce the volume of chemical containers entering single-use waste streams.
Eligible pails and drums are collected from participating customer sites and returned to our facility. Each container is assessed, cleaned and prepared for reuse where it remains suitable.
By keeping serviceable packaging in circulation for longer, SureCycle reduces demand for replacement plastic while helping customers improve the environmental performance of their cleaning and chemical supply arrangements.
HOW SURECYCLE WORKS
A Practical Closed-Loop Process
The program connects customer sites, transport and Surekleen’s manufacturing operations in a repeatable packaging-recovery cycle.
Return
Empty containers are consolidated and returned through the agreed collection process.
Inspect & Clean
Containers are inspected and thoroughly cleaned before being approved for another use.
Reuse
Suitable packaging is returned to circulation, extending its useful life and reducing demand for new plastic.
PURPOSE WITH PROOF
Measured by Containers Reused
SureCycle is designed to create measurable packaging-reduction outcomes rather than relying on environmental intentions alone.
From March to 1 September 2026, the program received 5,221 pails and 719 ten-litre drums. During that period, 3,079 pails and 678 drums were cleaned and returned to productive use.
1,916 kg
of plastic packaging reused during the recorded program period
These results demonstrate how a practical recovery process can convert everyday operational packaging into a measurable circular economy outcome.
THE VALUE OF REUSE
Better Outcomes Across the Supply Chain
Less Single-Use Packaging
Serviceable containers remain in circulation instead of being treated as disposable packaging after one use.
Reduced Plastic Demand
Reusing existing packaging reduces the need to manufacture and introduce replacement plastic containers.
Measurable Customer Impact
Participating customers can connect operational purchasing with tangible packaging-reduction outcomes.
Local Circular Capability
Recovery, cleaning and reuse are coordinated through Surekleen’s Western Australian operations.
PARTICIPATING IN SURECYCLE
Designed Around Operational Reality
Effective recovery programs need to be practical for the customer sites, logistics teams and manufacturing operations involved.
Participation arrangements are developed around the products being supplied, the type and volume of eligible packaging, site location, storage requirements and available return pathways.
- Assessment of eligible containers and product lines
- Agreed on-site collection and storage arrangements
- Planned return logistics
- Inspection and cleaning at Surekleen
- Tracking of recovered and reused packaging
- Ongoing review as customer requirements evolve
CLOSE THE LOOP
Explore SureCycle for Your Operations
Talk to Woollahra Group about eligible products, container recovery and how SureCycle may support your organisation’s packaging-reduction objectives.
Discuss SureCycle