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Making Sustainability Accessible
Many of our customers are setting ambitious targets to become more sustainable. To help them on this journey, we offer a full 'head-to-toe' recycling service which is a complete zero to landfill process.
With this service, we aim to continually enhance the value of our customers' brands through sustainability. We will do this by protecting their brand names through providing convenient, controlled and compliant systems that strive for both security and environmental sustainability.
Making Sustainability Accessible
Many of our customers are setting ambitious targets to become more sustainable. To help them on this journey, we offer a full 'head-to-toe' recycling service which is a complete zero to landfill process.
With this service, we aim to continually enhance the value of our customers' brands through sustainability. We will do this by protecting their brand names through providing convenient, controlled and compliant systems that strive for both security and environmental sustainability.
The Service
This service is designed to ensure that best practices are in place for the destruction of your products and is flexible for all product recycling needs no matter how big or small.
We offer two recycling bin sizes - 240L & 1100L which can be collected in either 8 week or quarterly basis. Alternatively, for smaller sites we can offer recycling sacks which can be collected on an ad-hoc basis.
Once you have decided what Product Recycling looks like for you, the zero to landfill process could not be easier:
The Service
This service is designed to ensure that best practices are in place for the destruction of your products and is flexible for all product recycling needs no matter how big or small.
We offer two recycling bins - 240L & 1100L which can be collected in either 8 week or quaterly basis. Alternatively, for smaller sites we can offer recycling sacks which can be collected on an ad-hoc basis.
Once you have decided what Product Recycling looks like for you, the zero to landfil process could not be easier.:
1) Your choice of unit is delivered to your site with all necessary materials
2) On collection, the number of sacks collected will be replaced. For the recycling bin service, products must be placed into sacks first and then into the wheeled bin unit to ensure manual handling regulations are adhered to. Once these are collected they will be replaced with new, empty sacks and the wheeled bin unit(s) will always remain on site.
3) Our recycling partner will segregate all materials in similar compositions and securely shred everything they collect.
4) All material is recycled into a variety of products depending on the materials
5) Each collection will generate a Collection Certificate of Destruction as proof that everything has been recycled and will show all details of the process to complete the audit trial. The collection & environmental impact information per site can also be provided upon request.
1) Your choice of unit is delivered to your site with all necessary materials
2) On collection, the number of sacks collected will be replaced. For the recycling bin service, products must be placed into sacks first and then into the wheeled bin unit to ensure manual handling regulations are adhered to. Once these are collected they will be replaced with new, empty sacks and the wheeled bin unit(s) will always remain on site.
3) Our recycling partner will segregate all materials in similar compositions and securely shred everything they collect
4) All material is recycled into a variety of products depending on materials
5) Each collection will generate a Collection Certificate of Destruction as proof that everything has been recycled and will show all details of the process to complete the audit trial. The collection & environmental impact information per site can also be provided upon request.
The Full Audit Trial
The Full Audit Trial
What can be recycled through this service?
What can be recycled through this service?
* Recycling hard hats and footwear require additional intervention to sort and recycle so if you need these items as part of your recycling collections, please let us know at point of signing up.
How the Textile Destruction & Recycling Works
All textiles are securely destroyed by our recycling partners custom built cross cut industrial shredder at a secure location. This ensures the textiles are unrecognisable and broken down to a size where it is impossible to re-weave back into any other garment. All practices are in line with ISO 9001 and 14001 accreditations.
The shredded textiles are then destroyed by being pulled and broken down into fabric fibres which are then compressed together into mill-size bales and transported to specialist mills to begin the recycling phase. The products they produce include floor and desk partition screens and even cement truck protection.
*Recycled hard hats and footwear require additional intervention to sort and recycle, so, if you need these items are part of your recycling collections, please let us know at the point of signing up.
How the Textile Destruction & Recycling Works
All textiles are securely destroyed by our recycling partners custom built cross cut industrial shredder at a secure location. This ensures the textiles are unrecognisable and broken down to a size where it is impossible to re-weave back into any other garment. All practices are in line with ISO 9001 and 14001 accreditations.
The shredded textiles are then destroyed by being pulled and broken down into fabric fibres which are then compressed together into mill-size bales and transported to specialist mills to begin the recycling phase. The products they produce include floor and desk partition screens and even cement truck protection.
When the textile product is deemed redundant, our recycling partner limits the environmental impact by closing the loop and reducing the miles that textile will cover. They securely destroy textiles and recycle all the natural fibres within the UK.
The process separates materials taken so that the amount recycled is maximised, dependant on the material the product is made from. The fibre materials go through the process of stretching where the fibres are turned into a wide range of products such as insulation, geotextiles and other innovative products.
The Recycling Hierachy
When the textile product is deemed redundant, our recycling partner limits the environmental impact by closing the loop and reducing the miles that textile will cover. They securely destroy textiles and recycle all the natural fibres within the UK.
The process separates materials taken so that the amount recycled is maximised, dependant on the material the product is made from. The fibre materials go through the process of stretching where the fibres are turned into a wide range of products such as insulation, geotextiles and other innovative products.
Our recycling partners primary and preferred route is to re-use the material for future manufacturing of other garments, clothes & textiles via recycling. This is typically achieved when the materials recycled are of simple make up and able to be reproduced (Wool, Cotton, Tencil, etc).
Their secondary route is to recycle the materials for use in the world again via a range of different products. This includes end of life products such as insulation, geotextiles, partition walls and sound boarding. This ensures the materials are used again and recycled.
Finally, if the above two routes ae not possible for the material and it is currently non-recyclable, to ensure the service is a zero to landfill service, the material will be made into chips and melted to create polyester fabrics or used for energy (RDF).
The Recycling Hierachy
Our recycling partners primary and preferred route is to re-use the material for future manufacturing for other garments, clothes & textiles via recycling. This is typically achieved when the materials recycled are of simple make-up and able to be reproduced (Wool, Cotton, Tencil, etc).
Their secondary route is to recycle the materials for use in the world again via a range of different products. This includes end of life products such as insulation, geotextiles, partition walls and sound boarding. This ensures the materials are used again and recycled.
Finally, if the above two routes are not possible for the material and it is currently non-recyclable, to ensure the service is a zero to landfill service, the material will be made into chips and melted to create polyester fabrics used for energy (RDF).