It’s been another big year for AMCS in our campaign to stop Australia’s biggest supermarkets from fuelling plastic pollution. We teamed up with ethical share trading platform SIX and sustainable superannuation fund Future Super to continue building pressure on the supermarkets to reduce their contributions to plastic pollution.
We’ve just released its 2026 scorecard assessing supermarkets on plastic use, while Coles and Woolworths have just held their Annual General Meetings, so it’s time to look at which supermarkets are making progress and who’s falling behind.
Join us for a free online recap of the year’s work across our shared campaign, followed by a Q&A with campaign experts.
Speakers
Tara Jones, Program Manager (Plastics & Packaging), Australian Marine Conservation Society
Tara will share insights from the “Unwrapped: Plastic use in Australian supermarkets” campaign at AMCS. She’ll discuss the latest scorecard assessing major supermarkets, Woolworths, Coles, Aldi, and Metcash (IGA). She’ll share what’s next after attending the recent Annual General Meetings for Coles and Woolworths to ask about their progress to cut plastics, and outline why it’s important to stem the flow of plastic pollution entering our oceans.
Phoebe Rountree, Campaigns Manager, SIX
Phoebe will update on SIX’s supermarkets campaign for the year. She’ll provide an analysis of the activities in 2026, and share how the campaign can build pressure into 2027 and beyond to end plastic pollution.
Emily Flood, Chief Impact Officer, Future Super
Emily will reflect on how a purpose-driven super fund can use its influence to create positive environmental outcomes. She’ll share practical examples of how Future Super engages companies on issues such as climate action and plastic pollution, the challenges and wins she’s seen along the way, and the opportunities Future Super is seizing in our current campaign.
What to expect
- Understand the scale of Australia’s plastic pollution challenge and why corporate action matters
- Learn how shareholder advocacy and practical action can influence company decision-making
- Hear directly from experts coordinating work to reduce plastic pollution
- Ask questions and connect with like-minded Australians who want to live with less plastic
Submit your questions when you RSVP to help shape the discussion and ensure speakers address the topics that matter most to our community.
Your hosts: This webinar is co-hosted by campaign partners: Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS), SIX and Future Super. RSVPing for this event does not automatically subscribe you to communications from the campaign partners. Your confirmation email will include optional links if you’d like to stay informed about future updates from AMCS, SIX or Future Super.