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Supercart Australia donates 4 of their 90L recycled shopping trolleys to support the LRH Community Op Shop.
A trolley and handbasket was donated to Port Stephens Marine Rescue Gift Shop from Supercart Australia
The all new 215L trolley has landed. It’s the largest shopping trolley in our range and offers dual child seat as standard.
Supercart Australia donates two 90L trolleys to Vantage Point Community Care to support their foodbank program.
Supercart Australia donates two 180L trolleys and a number of handbaskets to Nourishing Neighbours.
Riverside Community Church are the latest recipients of a Supercart trolley donation to assist in their charitable activities. We’re proud to be able to support the tireless efforts of the unsung heroes like Jim Cameron who are on the ground helping the community.
Supercart trolleys have found their way across the ditch yet again, this time end up at New World in Kaikohe NZ!
Supercart Australian made trolley are becoming increasingly ubiquitous, featuring in national TV campaigns for both Woolworths and IGA.
As proud supporters of the Australian Made Campaign, we’re thrilled to see our Handbaskets featured in the campaign launch video with Adam Liaw. Australian Made Week 2022 is running June 6 - 12 celebrating all things Australian made and grown.
Foodworks Grantville are the latest in an ever growing list of customers making the switch to locally made sustainable shopping trolleys. Each trolley sold ensures an ever increasing amount of post-consumer waste is upcycled instead of languishing in landfill.
One of the original sustainable retailers just got more sustainable with a new fleet of Supercart trolleys.
Supercart is pleased to donate one Mini hybrid trolley to retiree couple Bill & Merelyn in recognition of their honesty in seeking to purchase a trolley rather than pinching one from their local store.
Shoppers love that Supercart trolleys are made in Australia from recycled Australian plastic. Who’d have thought right? Our trolleys are in increasingly more stores across the countries including Woolworths, Coles, IGA, Foodworks, Harris Farms and so many other great independent stores too!
We’re proud to be the recipients of Australias only Triple Grouse rated trolleys. Feedback from customers is so meaningful to us and it’s what drives us to make better, more sustainable products.
West Village in Brisbane is the latest sustainable Woolworths store to open featuring our shopping trolleys made in Australia from locally recycled plastic.
Opened in December 2020, Melbourne Square is one of Woolworths latest store to feature Supercart Australian made recycled shopping trolleys and with handbaskets made under the Waste to Worth initiative where broken online shopping totes are recycled into new handbaskets!
Supercart trolleys are featured by 9 News Perth on March 11th 2021, in a story covering the rollout of no-contact shopping at Inglewood.
Coles has officially opened it’s new format flagship store located at Moonee Ponds in Melbourne. Heralding the launch of the ‘Together to Zero’ strategy, Coles is working toward cutting it’s emissions and waste through many innovations featured in store.
Barossa Fresh Foodland receives new trolley fleet consisting of 50 Mini and 100 Mid sized hybrid trolleys all made from 100% recycled HDPE. The two-tone green colour scheme looks fresh and synergises perfectly with their brand message!
Meet the newest members of the Supercart sustainable product fan club, Orbost Foodworks.
In a continuation of our efforts to support local communities, we are pleased to have donated two of our Australian made hybrid shopping trolleys to the Mt Gravatt Community Centre in QLD! Our trolleys will by used by MGCC to assist their volunteers and staff working in the Food Pantry where ‘Emergency Relief’ food and other essential items are provided for local community members and international students in need of assistance and support.
We’re proud to support St Monica’s College in promoting and practicing their message that ‘sustainability is everyone’s responsibility’ with a donation of an Australian made hybrid shopping trolley made from 100% recycled plastic.
Woolworths Australia continues to support more sustainable shopping practices with the purchase of Supercart shopping trolleys in its Randwick Metro store.
Metro Randwick is the first in the Woolworths Metro-branded group of stores to order Supercart shopping trolleys, which will divert 18,120 two-litre plastic milk bottles from entering the waste stream.
Supercart Australia attended the first National Plastics Summit held at Parliament House Canberra on March 2nd 2020. This summit brought together government, industry and the community in a collaborative effort to tackle the waste crisis.
Our support isn’t just limited to charity organisations or not-for-profits - in this case we’re so glad to see that one of our trolleys could help an elderly woman in palliative care.