Visitors Cam Turner and Donald Sutherland, site manager Kelly Roberts and Pinjarra Refinery manager Simon Pascoe at the worm farm.
Camera IconVisitors Cam Turner and Donald Sutherland, site manager Kelly Roberts and Pinjarra Refinery manager Simon Pascoe at the worm farm. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Alcoa celebrates worm farm success

Vanessa SchmittMandurah Coastal Times

Established in September 1995, the worm farm is a central part of Alcoa Pinjarra Refinery’s waste minimisation program. During its operation it has helped divert more than 1.7 million kg of organic waste from landfill.

To celebrate the milestone, guests and employees enjoyed a worm farm tour, a history presentation and worm-themed cupcakes.

Pinjarra Refinery manager Simon Pascoe said recycling and material reuse had been part of Alcoa’s business practices for many years.

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“The worm farm is a tangible example of our commitment to reduce, reuse and recycle,” he said.