Cooperative factory

Closed-loop recycling system
The canisters use a patented tin-plating process, which can withstand 20 cycles of melting and casting without degrading the quality Each recycling canister saves 1.3L of crude oil consumption, which is equivalent to a reduction of 3.2kg of carbon emissions Establishing a directional recycling channel from can to can with Cleanaway and other recycling vendors, which allows the material to be reborn in 6 weeks Vegetable-based ink printing technology avoids heavy metal contamination, and degradation is 7 times faster than traditional inks.
Logistics warehouse

01. Optimise the spatial layout of warehousing to reduce carbon footprints.
 - Design dynamic warehouse planning based on low-carbon logistics principles, concentrate high-frequency turnover commodities in intelligent picking areas, and adopt mobile racking systems to reduce the rate of unloaded equipment.  
 - Establishing an intelligent early warning mechanism for inventory, accurately controlling stock preparation through demand forecasting models, and reducing ineffective handling operations by more than 20%.  
 - Implementing the green layout mode of "storage and picking as one", using gravity shelves to realise automatic sliding of commodities, and completely eliminating secondary handling energy consumption.
 
02. Clean energy equipment system
 - The constant temperature warehouse comprehensively deploys a new generation of frequency conversion temperature control system, adopts the Internet of Things environmental monitoring platform, and real-time links the air conditioning dehumidification unit and the fresh air system to achieve precise adjustment of temperature and humidity.
 - The loading and unloading area is equipped with regenerative braking intelligent forklift, which recovers braking energy and recycles it for equipment operation.

03. Intelligent low-carbon operation system
- Weighing and distribution robots are deployed to continuously optimise the packaging volume and transport loading rate through machine learning, so as to achieve automatic weighing and distribution of equipment, improve on-site operational efficiency, and reduce manual operations to lower energy consumption.
Environmental responsibility commitment of our own TGA factory

We recognise that corporate responsibility is not just about providing families with high quality products, but also about being proactive in addressing our impact on the environment.
 We have been granted an Environmental Licence by the South Australian Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Environmental Protection Act 1993. This licence not only means we are fully compliant, but also represents our long-term commitment to environmental protection.
 The EPA licence authorises us to carry out operations that may have an impact on the environment within prescribed limits. To ensure that our operations meet environmental standards, we strictly adhere to the following environmental responsibility measures, including but not limited to:
General Environmental Obligations
We are legally required to take all reasonable and practicable steps to prevent or minimise environmental hazards arising from our operations.
Annual reporting
Each year we submit an annual forecast of our operational activities and, in some cases, emissions data for the previous year via the EPA online system. This data is used as the basis for calculating environmental charges.
Compliance monitoring and on-site inspections
Our manufacturing sites are subject to regular on-site inspections (including unannounced inspections) by authorised officials of the EPA to verify compliance with emission standards, waste disposal specifications and other permit conditions.
Community Communication and Transparency
We believe that environmental protection is not just a matter of compliance, but also a matter of community trust. For this reason, we are proactive in communicating environmental information to the surrounding community: Proactively communicate with neighbouring communities about environmental protection to enhance understanding and support; Establish a feedback mechanism to respond to community concerns in a timely manner; Actively participate in community sustainable development activities and share our environmental progress and experience.
Environmental management and risk control

In response to regulatory requirements, we have established a comprehensive Environmental Management System (EMS) to fully integrate EPA licensing requirements into our daily operations. Key initiatives include
Emission control and waste management
We adopt low-emission and low-pollution production processes and classify and standardise the treatment of all types of waste to ensure compliance with EPA emission standards.
Polluter Pays Principle
Our environmental protection costs are based on the EPA's "Polluter Pays" principle, whereby the level of costs is linked to environmental risks, further incentivising us to continue to reduce emissions and improve resource efficiency.
Accident Response Mechanism
In the event of an environmental accident or potential pollution incident, we are committed to notifying the EPA in the first instance and providing transparent information. At the same time, we have established a comprehensive internal incident response process to ensure rapid containment and remediation.
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