Brighton & Hove City Council's first reuse manager, Cat Fletcher, tells Catherine Hackett how businesses can run their own re-use programmes and cut waste costs 

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Recycling has played a major part in the drive to become more environmentally conscious; for many members of the public, it represents the core way for them to ‘do their bit’ for the environment. However, we are all being called upon to go further, recycle more, reduce consumption and waste, and think more carefully about the impact of products we buy. For businesses, the issue is equally important and, as well as sustainability, the term environmental stewardship is becoming more common. 

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Despite the Environmental Services Association and others' success in encouraging greater Government focus on tackling waste crime over the last few years, it remains a major problem for the UK. Sam Corp, head of regulation at ESA, explains more

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A partnership approach between cleaning companies and waste management experts can provide real value-added service to clients, says Stephen Hill from Grundon Waste Management

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Dr Michael Groves, CEO at Topolytics, explains how businesses can turn the waste they generate from a burden into a benefit

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Ditching plastics would be a knee jerk and unsustainable response to recent negative press, says Cromwell Polythene managing director James Lee

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CountyClean Group discusses the growing problem of fatbergs and what catering and hospitality businesses can do to prevent them and the disruption they cause

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"As the UK market leader and a trusted partner to both cleaning and healthcare professionals throughout the UK, we are proud and delighted to be part of the 2018 Kimberly-Clark Professional Golden Service Awards, this year as an Ambassador Sponsor,“ says Lorcan Mekitarian, sales director of RPC bpi refuse.

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Chris Edwards, Facilities Show event director, analyses the impact of sustainable measures within the cleaning and facilities management industries

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Cromwell Polythene managing director James Lee considers simple steps that contract cleaners can take to cut down on plastic waste, and encourage their own clients to boost recycling activities 

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It's not easy being green - neither is producing a refuse sack from 100% recycled waste. Catherine Hackett visited one of the UK's largest recycling facilities of polythene waste to find out more about the challenges the industry faces

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The level of pro-active engagement in business waste is improving but more needs to be done to raise awareness amongst SMEs about offensive waste rules and the penalties of non-compliance, argues washroom hygiene service provider ABC hygiene

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Making the most of waste doesn’t take much investment, but environmentally and economically it pays dividends, says Russell Bacon, portfolio director – environment, i2i Events Group

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Although licensed waste management companies have a duty of care when they collect waste, businesses are still responsible for checking how that waste is processed to meet their own obligations. For businesses that produce the waste, this duty of care extends to ensuring the waste is compliantly and sustainably managed to reduce the environmental impact of waste disposal. Paul Rendle-Barnes at Avanti Environmental explains how this applies to businesses in the FM and cleaning sector

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The UK’s first zero-waste eatery has opened its doors. Its founder, award-winning chef Douglas McMaster, tells Catherine Hackett how businesses can take inspiration from this pioneering project

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Peter Ridley, managing director of Peter Ridley Waste Systems, outlines how technically advanced recycling systems can reduce wastage in the food industry and turn it into biofuel or renewable energy

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Blending horticulture with rock concerts, the Eden Project is a world-famous tourist attraction. Catherine Hackett talks to logistic services officer Glyn Bond about the challenges of keeping it pristine

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We've all heard the saying:'If it ain't broke,don't fix it'. Not so long ago that was an expression that summed up many people's attitudes towards the practice of waste management. But now all that has changed, according to bpi.recycled products

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Rota moulded plastic sack holder, 65 litre capacity, front door opening for easy of emptying, fitted with wheels and silent closing.

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Working with organisations to collect and recycle hazardous and non-hazardous waste, reduce costs, save raw materials and protect the environment through a one-stop total waste management solution, Remondis UK operates a state-of-the-art processing centre in Prescot, Merseyside.

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As a waste producer, dental practices must take all reasonable measures to ensure that waste is dealt with appropriately from the start of production to the point of final disposal.

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With a turnover in excess of £13.5bn, the UK print sector employs around 122,000 people and contributes more than £6.1bn in Gross Added Value (GAV) to the UK economy.

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Plastic step on pedal bins, 30, 45, 70 and 90 litre capacities. Range of colours.

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Remondis UK offers the collection, treatment, recovery, recycling and disposal solutions for all hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams arising from the onshore and offshore activities of the oil and gas sector.

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With UK car production at a 12-year high, record vehicle registration figures and a booming used car marketplace, the automotive sector is booming.

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Since Remondis UK unveiled our state-of-the-art recycling and treatment facility in Merseyside back in 2013, we have been continually investing to deliver even more effective, complete and compliant hazardous waste solutions for our customers across the UK.

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Range of low cost all plastic pedal bins, ideal for office, clinical waste, etc.

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Sleek and modern design ideal for offices and receptions where recycling bins are on show.

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At Remondis’ Lippe plant in Lünen, we process more than 1.2 million tonnes of waste each year.

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Economic, easy to use recycling bins, choice of 11 lid colours, 30 or 50 litre capacities

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The disposal of aerosol cans should be a quick and easy task. But for many industries, this simply isn’t the case.

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For safe and secure storage of clinical waste, yellow bags are provided prior to collection. The external waste trolleys are available in a variety of sizes, 240 litre, 660 litre and 1100 litre, sharps disposal also available.

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It’s important that all hazardous and non-hazardous waste is handled by specialists. Remondis UK has a wealth of expertise to handle the entire hazardous and non-hazardous waste management process.

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