NappiCycle

Question - what can you do with used nappies? Where I work, we make roads out of them! Not just a few, we recycled 60,000 nappies left behind by our guests after their Bluestone break to make this happen! 😅 We’re proud to spotlight our 15-year partnership with Natural UK NappiCycle, which has led to a WORLD-FIRST innovation - using fibres from recycled nappies to create the pathways & driveways at Merlin’s Crest. Even better? We recycle around 500,000 nappies a year! #FreeRangeFuture #MyBluestoneBreak #NappyRecycling #EcoFriendlyBreaks #PuraNappiCycle

NappiCycle & Natural UK Ltd are excited to be exhibiting at the Green Economy Conference, which is being held on the 19th of November at the Swansea Arena! We will be on stand number 43 so please feel free to pop over and say hello! 👋 #GreenEconSWW #4theRegion

More good news to shout about ... we've now recycled 100,000 nappies in the Pura NappiCycle Bristol Nappy Recycling trial. That's 100,000 used nappies collected and recycled for free and 100,000 nappies that won't be incinerated or sent to landfill. Our goal is to recycle 1 million nappies by the end of the trial. Stay tuned! Huge thanks to our partners Bristol Waste Company and Green Bottoms Ltd for helping us make the trial happen. #bristolnappyrecycling #livepura

We super excited to share we've reached the 100,000 milestone in the Pura NappiCycle Bristol Nappy Recycling trial. That's 100,000 dirty nappies collected and recycled for free. 100,000 nappies that won't be incinerated or sent to landfill. Instead the repurposed fibres will be given a second life. Thanks to our partners Bristol Waste Company and Green Bottoms Ltd for helping us drive a big change. #Bristolnappyrecycling #Livepura

Read what NappiCycle has to say about why they entered this years awards, what it meant to them following their of two awards and the best thing about running a business in Carmarthenshire! 👏🏻🎉

Today, at the South West Wales Innovate UK Launchpad at Swansea University, Jo Bishop from CEIC Wales brought along Clare Stevens, our Managing Director, and Rhiannon Chapple from NappiCycle to join a panel, answering questions on the role academia can play in shaping and supporting business innovation. Both Clare and Rhiannon attended the CEIC course by Swansea University, therefore it was a good opportunity to hear their insights on how academic collaboration can impact real-world business challenges.

We recently hosted a collaborative discussion with NappiCycle at our Barton asphalt production facility, sharing our passion for innovation, environmental responsibility and paving the way for a sustainable future! ♻️ #MGLGroup #TynedaleRoadstone #sustainability #innovation #circulareconomy #asphalt

Find out how nappies are being recycled and used for revamping roads and reducing waste. Watch Wales on the One Show on BBC One Wales this Sunday 29th September at 4:30 pm. We have used Nappicycle as part of several road surfacing projects and are excited with the possibilities . By using waste nappies, the amount going to landfill and the overall carbon footprint is reduced as the use of new materials is minimised. The recycled nappy fibres will hopefully lead to the creation of stronger and longer-lasting roads. #nappicycle #sustainableroadsurfacing

We recently hosted the NappiCycle team at our Barton facility for a collaborative discussion on innovative asphalt production with work experience students from Durham County Council. NappiCycle's pioneering process involves recycling single-use nappies by cleaning, shredding, and transforming them into pellets that we incorporate into our asphalt mix. This sustainable solution contributes to a more circular economy. The session was informative, and the students provided positive feedback on their experiences. #MGLGroup #TynedaleRoadstone #innovation #sustainability #asphalt

We had an excellent turnout for our Swansea Bay Asphalt plant open day on Friday. It was great to see so many of our customers and friends, and to give them a firsthand look at the plant's advanced features and capabilities. Thank you also to Carolyn Harris, MP for Neath and Swansea East, for sparing the time to be with us on the day and to carry out the official ribbon-cutting ceremony. To achieve our sustainability goals and help our customers achieve theirs, the plant is capable of adding 25% Rap, uses NappiCycle fibres and will soon be working with MacRebur Limited. The plant's strategic location, just 5 minutes off junction 43 of the M4 will enable a faster and more efficient service to local authorities and contractors in South Wales. #asphalt #swansea