Frequently Asked Questions
About APCO
The Packaging Sustainability Framework is a series of thirteen independent criteria that belong to three separate categories. APCO Brand Owner Members report against the Framework through their APCO Annual Report, due on the 31st March each year.
The Framework was developed in partnership with The Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF) of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and Dr Helen Lewis of Helen Lewis Research.
APCO’s Working Groups bring together representatives from government, industry, academia and the community sector to drive progress on Australia’s 2025 National Packaging Targets.
To find out more about their work, please click here.
You can submit a Consumer Packaging Complaint to APCO via our Consumer Packaging Complaints Form.
Please note, APCO is only able to forward complaints to APCO Member organisations. Not sure if the company is an APCO Member? Please use our search directory.
The Collective Action Group (CAG) is a team of leading industry representatives from across the supply chain and government who oversee the strategic delivery of the 2025 National Packaging Targets.
Made up of a team of third-party experts representing the packaging value chain, the CAG oversees the design of a systemic model for how Australia can transition to an advanced sustainable packaging ecosystem.
To find our more about the CAG, please click here.