Agsafe

Registering your unwanted AgVet chemicals with ChemClear is the first step towards safe disposal—but they must also be stored safely while awaiting collection.

Keep chemicals in their original containers with labels intact and store them in a secure area, protected from weather and potential damage. Follow the product label and safety data sheet, separate incompatible chemicals and keep unwanted products clearly apart from chemicals still in use.

Safe storage helps reduce risks to people, property and the environment until your collection takes place.

Register your unwanted AgVet chemicals with ChemClear at agsafe.org.au/cc-register-chemicals.

Why does ChemClear exist? It starts with reducing risk.

Unwanted and obsolete chemicals can pose serious risks if left unmanaged — to people, property and the environment.

ChemClear provides a safe and reliable pathway for the collection and disposal of these chemicals, helping reduce the potential for improper storage, handling or disposal.

By ensuring chemicals are managed responsibly at the end of their life, risks are minimised and safer outcomes are supported across the industry.

To learn more about ChemClear or to see upcoming scheduled collections: agsafe.org.au/cc-program-overview

bagMUSTER collection is now open at Tyabb!

You can now recycle eligible agricultural bags and drumMUSTER containers at the same location, making it easy to drop off your bags and drums in one trip.

To find more collection sites, head to bagMUSTER.org.au.

NSW ChemClear registrations have been extended until 25 September 2026.

If you have unwanted or obsolete AgVet chemicals requiring safe disposal, there is still time to register for the upcoming NSW collection.

Complete a stocktake and register your chemicals by the new deadline at agsafe.org.au/cc-register-chemicals.

Final reminder – registrations for the New South Wales ChemClear collection close soon!

There's still time to register your unwanted or obsolete agricultural and veterinary chemicals for safe disposal—but don't leave it until the last minute.

📅 Register by: 31 August 2026
💻 Visit agsafe.org.au or call 1800 008 182

If you miss the registration deadline, your chemicals won't be included in this collection.

Register today and help protect your workplace, your community and the environment.

What does certification really mean?

Certification is more than receiving a certificate on the wall.

Certification against the Agsafe Industry Standards demonstrates a commitment to recognised industry practices and continual improvement.

It shows an organisation is willing to be independently assessed against an established benchmark and actively works to maintain high standards across its operations.

Certification isn't a destination—it's an ongoing commitment to excellence.

Learn more: agsafe.org.au/ms-ais

Here are a few simple steps to ensure your polypropylene bags are ready for drop-off at a bagMUSTER collection site.

Bags should be emptied of all residue, with any non-PP components removed. Rolling or folding them neatly helps with handling, while storing them in a bulk bag keeps them contained and organised.

It’s also important to keep bags in a cool, dry place, away from weather and potential contamination while awaiting collection.

Taking the time to prepare and store bags correctly supports safe handling and successful recycling.

Check the preparation guidelines to make sure your bags are ready: bagmuster.org.au/bag-preparation