Our Commitment to the Environment

We care about our environment and are working to continuously improve the environmental impact of our business. Since 2019, Iver has been a signatory to the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO) and have achieved a Leading performance result in APCOs most recent annual report, placing us in the above average category. APCOs aim is to make all packaging in Australia reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025 and sets out targets for performance.

The 2025 targets are as follows:

• 100% reusable, recyclable or compostable packaging.
• 70% of plastic packaging being recycled or composted.
• 50% of average recycled content included in packaging (revised from 30% in 2020)
• The phase out of problematic and unnecessary single-use plastics packaging

Help us do even better by disposing of your Iver packaging responsibly. Please consult your local council or authority to check domestic waste and recycling initiatives in your area.

Outer and Inner Cardboard Boxes

Our boxes are all made from 100% recycled content. Please remove any labels, compact the box down and place in your recycling bin.

Compostable Foam Packing Peanuts

Made from naturally derived starches like wheat and cornstarch, these packing peanuts are entirely plant-based. The most sustainable way to dispose of compostable foam packing peanuts is to place them into your council collection compost bin.

Installation Manuals / Drilling Templates

When these are no longer needed, please dispose in your recycling bin

Plastic Bags

Plastic bags should be returned to a retailer or other drop-off site that provides a soft plastics recycling bin. Please check with your local council or authority to find out where soft plastics can be recycled in your area.

Nylon Bags

Our products are packed with protective component to ensure they arrive to you in their original, perfect condition. Cotton bags ensure our hardware isn’t scratched or damaged using transit. We recommend reusing these bags or donating them to your local charity. Alternatively, these can be disposed of in your general waste bin.