Northern Beaches - How to pack a zero-waste lunch box 2021

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Northern Beaches Council 27 Jan 2021

Kids are heading back to school and with many adopting a zero waste policy; here are some ways you can pack a lunch that both your children and the environment will love.

1. Audit your school lunches

Have a look at how you pack your kids’ lunch boxes, think about what goes in and any single-use plastics you could replace.

Tanya from Narrabeen shares with us how she packs 100% waste-free lunches for her daughters:

Source: Northern Beaches Council : How to pack a zero-waste lunch box

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