We strive for all waste to avoid landfill. There is the rare exception with some hazardous materials, but in the main, you should be able to attain Zero Landfill status from day one.

Hazardous wastes are materials that contain substances or have properties that might be harmful to human health or the environment. Hazardous waste is governed by far more stringent legal requirements, including storage and disposal as well as necessary record-keeping. If you are in doubt about how hazardous waste regulations may affect your compliance and operational requirements, contact us for expert advice.

We can deal with all waste types via our network of fully audited and trusted partners. From general waste to hazardous materials, we have all your requirements covered.

These days most materials can be recycled, and we will work with you to identify these materials in your general waste and how to deal with them. The main recyclable materials are card, paper, plastics and glass. As more innovative techniques are employed in the industry however, many additional waste streams have now also become recyclable.

DMR stands for Dry Mixed Recyclables, where a mixture of recyclables can be collected in the same container, including paper, card and plastics. In some areas, you can also add glass into the mix.

EfW is Energy From Waste. Wherever possible, this is the route that we will send your general, non-recyclable waste down to ensure you have not only achieved zero landfill, but there is also some energy recovered from your waste.

Our online portal will give you access to the details of every waste collection from your site. You will be able to see everything from the weight, to the licenses for the end disposal or recovery point. On top of all that, you can also track the CO2 emissions associated with your waste management activity.

General waste is expensive to dispose of, so the more materials we can divert to recycling the better. Depending on the volumes of any particular type of waste, we can often transform a cost into a revenue stream. We can also make savings through more focused management of hazardous wastes. Contact us today to see what we can do for you.

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a self-regulating business model that drives your company to be socially accountable to itself, its stakeholders, and the public. By practicing corporate social responsibility, companies become conscious of the impact they have on society, from an environmental perspective as well as economic and social aspects. To truly engage in CSR means that a company will always strive to be operating in ways that enhance society and the environment and not in any way contributing negatively to them.