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1. Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO)

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   16 Feb 2024: This will mean an additional green lid FOGO bin will be included to the regular kerbside general waste red lid and co-mingle yellow lid bin collections. ... Your FOGO bin will have a lime green lid, differentiating it from your existing general waste and

2. Residential Waste Services Ipswich.qld.gov.au/waste http://Ipswich.qld.gov.au/live/waste-and-recycling Sustainable Waste ManagementIpswich Waste ... (PDF, 784k)

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   13 Apr 2023: 240 Litre General Waste Bin. 6. 7. FOGO Bin ServiceFood organics and garden organics go in the green-top bin Council offers all Ipswich residents a great value and convenient FOGO ... When commencing a new FOGO Bin service, residents will receive a FOGO

3. When will my bins be collected? Food scraps container: ... (PDF, 250k)

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   24 Oct 2023: How to FOGO like a pro. KITCHEN CADDY. Your FOGO (green bin) is collected fortnightly. ... It’s important that you only put organic and compostable items in the FOGO bin.

4. FOGO waste service ready for citywide rollout

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   7 Jun 2023: The expansion of the current opt-in FOGO service to a citywide core service means that an additional green lid FOGO bin will be included alongside the regular kerbside general waste ... The implementation of the citywide FOGO service is scheduled to

5. Recycling

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   31 Aug 2023: You can now place your glass waste in the yellow lid recycling bin. ... Download the new Ipswich Bin App to find out what items can go into your recycling, general waste and FOGO bins.

6. Council welcomes State’s $9 million FOGO boost

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   22 Jan 2024: The State’s funding will allow council to start preparing the 68,000 green-lid bins and 96,000 kitchen caddies required to support FOGO being introduced across the city. ... Council needs to ensure it can send its FOGO to a service provider that offers

7. each bin is colour coded and clearly labelled to ... (PDF, 120k)

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   5 Apr 2022: recycling. Central bin stations. Three to four bins including a document destruction bin, yellow recycling bin, red general waste bin and a green food organic garden organic bin in central locations ... FOGOFOGO stands for Food Organics and Garden

8. Council to amend food organics program as market changes

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   11 Jun 2024: Mayor Harding said council’s green-lid bin service for garden waste would continue for existing customers, as well as plans for the service to be expanded across Ipswich next year ... Organics to the green bin.

9. Food organics, garden organics trial enters new phase

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   9 Sep 2022: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chairperson Councillor Paul Tully said FOGO had changed the way residents use green bins and general waste bins, including frequency of collection. ... These green bins have been collected weekly, rather

10. All systems FOGO for green trial

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    6 Aug 2021: Mayor Harding said the trial, which would only affect 1,000 households, would change the way residents use green bins and general waste bins, including frequency of collection. ... These green bins will be collected weekly, rather than fortnightly, with

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