Live Plastic Free Partners

Warrnambool businesses and organisations are signing up to be a part of the Live Plastic Free campaign.

Thanks goes to the current partners of Live Plastic Free:

• Wannon Water - Sponsor
• Glenelg Hopkins CMA
• Deakin University Warrnambool
• Prouds Jewellers Warrnambool
• Real Deal
• Post office
• Office National Warrnambool
• Warrnambool Picture Framing & Gallery
• Enique Eco Store
• Dubois Boutique
• Cob & Co Recyclers
• Collins Booksellers Warrnambool
• Alison's of Warrnambool
• Specsavers Warrnambool
• Trewartha's Leathergoods
• Tobin Office National
• Harvey World Travel Warrnambool
• Clark Rubber Warrnambool
• GlamGirl
• Prouds Jewellers
• Chase Hair
• Chernats Lingerie
• The Athlete's Foot Warrnambool
• The Jean Jail
• South West Communications
• Rivers Warrnambool
• Real Deal Memorabilia and Collectables
• CoCo Hair and Beauty
• Telstra Store Warrnambool
• Australia Post Warrnambool
• Kevin Paisley Fashion Eyewear Warrnambool
• Lily Boutique
• Totally Barking Vintage
• Brophy/Culture Shift

Why sign up to be a partner?

Warrnambool is located on the Southern Ocean, at the mouth of the Merri and Hopkins Rivers. Whether it is watching whales, fishing, surfing, swimming or just taking in the view, life in Warrnambool revolves around the beach and rivers, it is where many 'Warrnamboolians' and tourists spend much of their recreational time. So why not help protect the areas we go to enjoy by joining other local businesses to part of Live Plastic Free to reduce single use plastic bags and bottles reaching our waterways.

How can my small business make a difference?

Council will lobby Government and other organisations to take action on plastic bags and plastic bottles. By banding together businesses will have a stronger voice to encourage other businesses into doing the right thing and stop giving away single use plastic bags. Be part of the what is believed to be an Australian first campaign to reduce single use plastic bags and plastic bottles.

Click here for more information on the Live Plastic Free campaign and how to be a part of it.