Blog

News updates

Business waste compliance in South Africa for 2026

South Africa is rapidly tightening its waste-management rules, and by 2026 businesses will need to prove compliance with both EPR obligations and on-site waste separation.

BINSPIRATIONS

The Langa art project

What if a waste bin could transform a neighbourhood? In Langa, that question became reality. The BINBIN Art Project shows how creativity and community power can reshape public spaces, uplift livelihoods and turn waste into something meaningful. A reminder that change begins with people and purpose.

Blogs

Circular entrepreneurship: every step counts

Circular entrepreneurship means designing businesses where materials are reused and nothing goes to waste. Our modular, customizable bins make waste separation easy and adaptable, helping companies reduce CO₂ emissions and support a closed-loop economy. Small steps, like smarter material use and recycling, drive real sustainability impact.

BINBIN updates | Blogs

The handy inlays form BINBIN

The handy inlays from BINBIN, why they help you personalize your bins and help you with waste separation.

Blogs | Sort it out! - Tips

Coffee cups? You can do something with them!

Coffee capsules don’t have to end up as waste, aluminum ones can be easily recycled through dedicated collection programs. With BINBIN’s modular bins, you can add a separate compartment for capsules and make recycling effortless at the workplace.

BINBIN updates

The fire test of the BINBIN Globular

We put the BINBIN Globular through certified fire tests at Efectis, and it passed with flying colors, enduring 21 minutes of direct flame without catching fire, earning a B (nearly non-flammable) classification. BINBIN. This result proves that design and safety can go hand in hand.

Sort it out! - Tips

8 tips on the road to zero waste

BINBIN outlines eight actionable strategies to reduce waste at work, from buying single-material products and reparable items to composting, bulk purchasing, and encouraging reuse. These tips help you build a zero-waste culture in your organization while cutting costs and environmental impact.

Sort it out! - Tips

The 5 most important tips for separating business waste

The top five strategies for better waste sorting in organizations: avoid putting recyclables into general waste, separate food and PMD waste properly and prevent contamination. Small changes can make big difference.

BINBIN updates

The production process of a BINBIN waste bin

From laser-cut recycled steel frames to powder coating and bamboo lids, our production process is engineered for sustainability and quality. Every offcut is reused or repurposed, making each BINBIN waste bin a product of circular thinking.

Blogs

The importance of business waste separation

At BINBIN, we believe waste separation in businesses is a powerful lever for sustainability: by preventing waste from going to incineration or landfill, we conserve resources, lower emissions, and save money. Want to see how we make it practical and impactful? Read on.

Sort it out! - Tips

Waste separation at the office

At BINBIN, we guide you through three easy steps to smarter office recycling: identify your main waste types, select modular bins to match your flows, and cut waste at the source. Want to simplify your waste policy and save costs? Read the full blog.

BINBIN updates

Cooperation between VEPA Furniture Factory and BINBIN

BINBIN and VEPA have teamed up as part of a circular supply network, with VEPA even producing our waste bins and integrating them into their furniture collections. This collaboration showcases how material reuse, modular design, and co-creation can drive impactful sustainability.