Gyprock and plasterboard waste should be recycled because:
• Gyprock and plasterboard waste is 100% recyclable;
• Presently more than 20,000 tonnes of gypsum board waste is landfilled annually in Sydney alone, and the landfill sites are filling up;
• Gyprock recycling is the only solution that will preserve natural resources and help prevent shortages of raw materials;
• Plasterboard recycling will help the gypsum industry obtain raw materials of high quality at the lowest cost;
• Recycling gyprock waste will help the construction and demolition (C&D) companies to reduce their waste costs while being sustainable and environmentally friendly;
• Recycling plasterboard waste will improve the environmental image of the plasterboard, cement, waste and agricultural industries;
• Landfill levies are rapidly increasing, due to Government pressure;
• As a builder REGYP can help you reduce your waste costs, but also increase your sustainable image;
• REGYP provides Green recycling certificates and waste traceability for all customers and projects, helping you with you waste management plan (WMP). A WMP is a requirement for develop approval (DA) and to achieve GBCA Green Rating (esp 6 Star Green Star).

» Gyprock & Plasterboard Waste is 100% Recyclable
» Avoid landfilling of plasterboard waste
» Hydrogen Sulfide Gas Problems at Landfills
» ReGyp's Unique Technology
» Natural Gypsum