workplace recycling
Organise waste efficiently and choose recycling solutions that reduce waste and improve sustainability.
are you compliant?
The UK Government has introduced major changes to waste management in England. Since 31st March 2025, all businesses with 10+ full-time employees are required by law to separate their waste into three separate streams: Dry recyclables, food waste, and residual waste. With these new regulations, now is the time to rethink your current workplace recycling strategy if you haven't already.
dry recyclables
Dry recyclables are objects made of materials that can easily be processed and repurposed into future manufacturing cycles. This includes materials such as glass, plastic, metal and paper.
food waste
This covers all organic food waste, which can be composted or processed through anaerobic digestion to generate energy. Food waste can include leftovers, spoiled food or waste generated from meal prep.
residual waste
Residual waste consists of general waste that cannot be recycled or composted. This waste is typically sent to landfill or incineration, making it the least environmentally friendly option.
the 5-step
waste management process
Effective waste management is crucial for maintaining a clean, sustainable, and compliant business environment.
The following five-step waste process ensures proper disposal, movement, and treatment of waste, minimising environmental impact while keeping operational areas hygienic.
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smarter waste disposal
Choosing the right recycling system for your workplace can be difficult, especially when handling different types of waste. Implementing the right products and processes ensures smoother recycling, reducing contamination and enhancing sustainability efforts.
Here’s our guide to on how to create an effective recycling setup:
Incorporate a flexible design
A flexible recycling system allows you to organise waste efficiently while adapting to the needs of different environments. By setting up separate bins for various waste streams, you improve recycling accuracy and reduce unnecessary waste.
| Recycling Bins | Litter Bins |
Create clear signage and visuals
Easily recognisable labels and colour-coded bins can help employees and visitors sort waste correctly, minimising confusion and preventing cross-contamination of waste.
| Signage |
Consider your spaces
Different spaces require different bin types. Large-capacity containers suit high-traffic areas, while sleek and discreet bins work well in customer-facing environments. Selecting the right bins for each area is crucial in maximising efficiency.
| Desk Bins | Utility Bins | Wheelie Bins |
Think about durability
Choosing high-quality, long-lasting waste bins supports your sustainability initiatives while keeping costs low in the long run. Investing in robust, well-designed containers reduces the need for frequent replacements, helping both the environment and your budget.
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Don't forget the bin bags
The right bin bag is just as important as the bin itself. Using bags that are too thin can lead to leaks and tears, while oversized bags can be wasteful and inefficient.
| Bin Bags |
