How the UK Government Plans to Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour and Improve Waste Management Fly-tipping, the illicit act of dumping waste, has long plagued the UK, wreaking havoc on the environment, posing risks to public health, and burdening local communities. In a determined effort to curb this anti-social conduct, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has unveiled an
Navigating the Changes to Business Waste and Food Waste Collection Food waste has long been a significant environmental issue. With negative impacts ranging from the unnecessary consumption of resources to the release of greenhouse gases. Recognising this problem, the UK government has introduced new changes to food waste legislation that directly affect businesses generating food
Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) are highly toxic chemicals that can have long-lasting impacts on both human health and the environment. POPs can be found in a variety of sources including plastics and chemicals but the most common domestic use is in household furniture, This includes the most upholstered items like sofas, dining chairs and sofabeds.
As more and more companies embrace remote work, the lines between home waste and business waste are becoming increasingly blurred. While working from home can be a great way to increase productivity and reduce commuting time, it can also create new challenges when it comes to managing waste. Many remote workers are unsure of how
Spring is in the air and this means many of us will be taking the opportunity to tidy up and clear out of our gardens. Everyone’s outdoor space varies but even trimming up a tree or shrub produces quite a bit of garden waste. So what do you do with it? While you might assume
It’s no surprise that plastic waste has become a large topic of conversion in the consumer world. And as consumers we must do as much as we can to reduce the amount of plastic waste we produce. One form of plastic waste we produce en masse is bubble board. But what is it and how
Asbestos waste is a hazardous material that was commonly used in construction materials in the past. It’s known to cause serious health problems, including lung cancer and mesothelioma. Finding it in your home or commercial property may be a big shock, but do not panic and do not touch it without safety precautions. It’s important
As a waste management company, we understand the importance of responsible business waste disposal and recycling. However, it’s not just about disposing of waste properly; it’s also about having the right equipment to manage it effectively. That’s why we believe that every business needs dedicated bins to meet their waste management needs. 1. Make recycling
Plastic pollution has become a major environmental issue in recent years, with single-use plastics being one of the major contributors to this problem. However, the recyclability of LDPE plastic often confuses people, leading to uncertainty about what to do with their LDPE plastic waste. What are LDPE Plastics? Low-density polyethylene (LDPE) is a commonly used
Recycling metals offers a sustainable solution to minimise waste and preserve natural resources. In today’s economy, recycling has become an integral component of eco-friendly practices. As a business owner looking to initiate or enhance your metal recycling program, it is crucial to have knowledge of which metals are recyclable and the appropriate methods for recycling
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