Global incontinence product manufacturer Essity has launched an Australian-first trial, Project Divert, to find sustainable disposal solutions. Project Divert, was created in response to a lack of sustainable solutions for incontinence product waste from Australia’s residential aged care sector. The project is an industry collaboration that is assessing the suitability of pyrolysis technology to dispose of incontinence products during a six-week trial, funded by the Commonwealth Government National Product Stewardship Investment Fund. Rochelle Lake, who is leading Project Divert, said...
