FX Australia is a proud Australian manufacturer of premium speciality finishes, architectural and commercial paint products, and an innovative (patent pending) Compound System.

Over ten years ago, FX Australia made a conscious decision to operate our business with sustainability as our core value. Hence, FX Australia chooses recyclable packaging materials and locally manufactured raw materials where possible. Manufacturing waste is re-purposed, pallets, packaging and sample boards are reused, recycled and upcycled to deliver on our promises.

Founded in 2000 by Russel Koskela and Sasha Titchkosky, GECA licensee Koskela produces Australian furniture that is beautiful, functional and durable. We asked what sets them apart from other furniture makers and what certification means to them.

Indigenous-owned and operated, GECA’s licensee Chemrose was conceived out of Gamilaroi men Matt and George Rose’s passion and desire to support and empower the custodians of the land.

We spoke to Modulyss about why they became GECA certified and the impact that it has had on their business.

For us, the point of difference is that Sustainable Living Fabrics is Australian made with Australian wool. This means we can monitor, develop and understand our supply chain and prioritise transparency across all levels. All of our fabrics are certified carbon neutral. 

We spoke to Krystalshield & Shield Chemicals about why they decided to become GECA certified and the impact that it has had on their business.

Knauf is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of modern insulation materials, drylining systems, plasters and accessories, thermal insulation composite systems, floor screed, floor systems, and construction equipment and tools.

GECA Annual Review, FY2023-2024

We spoke to Giulia McMurdo, Koh's Sustainability Coordinator, about what sets their cleaning products apart and why they decided it was essential to become GECA certified.

GECA Annual Review, FY2022-2023

Many of our award winning and best designed buildings showcase fitouts using GECA certified products. The Worldpark 01 project for Coffey International is one example, with GECA certified Zenith Interiors furniture.

GECA licensee ROCKCOTE has played an important role in the refurbishment of Taylor School, Canberra.

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GECA Annual Review, FY2021-2022

Embracing the transition to a circular economy in Australia is a significant step toward achieving a better future for people and our planet. Businesses and organisations that do not adopt a circular approach will be left behind. The good news is that environmental labels are globally recognised tools that can strengthen your circular strategies.

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The health of students and staff was a key consideration in selecting EcoStyle Paints for the biggest ever building project at Lourdes Hill College in Brisbane.