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The Wales Workplace Recycling legislation will come into effect on 6th April - is your business prepared? ♻ The new legislation will require all businesses, charities and public sector organisations in Wales to separate their waste for recycling, in the hope of improving the quantity and quality of materials that can be recycled. The separate waste streams include paper & card, glass, plastics and food waste. If you don't take steps to put the right waste management processes in place now, your business could face a fixed penalty fine. There's only a couple of weeks left to make sure you have the right containers in place to separate your waste as per the regulations, so let me know below if you need to speak to one of our recycling experts. #GlobalRecyclingDay #WalesWorkplaceRecycling #Recycling #RegenerateResources

🚨Updated recycling rules now in effect in Wales Under the new rules, businesses will now need to separate the following: ♻️ Food ♻️ Paper and card ♻️ Glass ♻️ Metal, plastics and cartons ♻️ Unsold textiles ♻️ Unsold small waste electrical and electronic equipment There will also be bans on sending food waste to sewers, separately collected waste going to incineration or landfill and all wood waste going to landfill. If you have locations or sites that operate under Welsh law and want to find out more on this new regulation, click the link >> https://hubs.li/Q02r1Gmp0 Need help with compliance? Drop us a line. 📧startfresh@zestrecycle.co.uk #ZestRecycle #StartFresh #Recycling #WasteManagement #Sustainability #Waste

Workplace recycling is changing. From 6 April 2024, it will become law in Wales for all businesses, charities, and public sector organisations to sort their waste for recycling. England is currently under consultation. It also applies to all waste and recycling collectors and processors who manage household-like waste from workplaces. The Welsh Government is introducing this law to improve the quality and quantity of how we collect and separate waste. What waste needs to be separated? The following materials will need to be separated for collection, and collected separately: Food Paper and card Glass Metal, plastic, and cartons Unsold textiles There will also be a ban on: Sending food waste to sewer (any amount) Separately collected waste goes to incineration and landfill All wood waste going to landfill. You can mix paper and cards together in the same container, and you can mix metal, plastic, and cartons together. Who the law applies to All businesses, charities and public sector organisations will need to separate their waste.   Who can help us? We Know Office can. We are ideally placed and ready to support you with the right products to meet your needs with excellent communication. #weknowoffice #goingaboveandbeyond #communication #customerservice #singlsource #businesssupplies #officesupplies #sustainable #recycling

🗑 New rules for workplace recycling in Wales come into effect next week. Are you prepared for the changes? ♻ The new regulations will make it mandatory for all businesses to separate recyclable materials from their general waste. This includes paper, plastic, metal and glass. The changes are aimed at reducing the amount of waste that goes to landfills and increasing the amount of recycling in Wales. There's more detail in the Welsh government announcement below. ❓ What do you think of these new regulations? Is your business ready? I'd love to know your thoughts for a potential story. #recycling #sustainability #Wales #environment

🚨 Did you know that workplace legislation is changing in Wales? 🚨 As of the 6th of April, it's now law for all businesses, public sector organisations and charities to sort their waste for recycling. This also applies to waste and recycling collectors and processors who manage workplaces' household-like waste. "Ok, but what waste should be separated for recycling?" - Food - Paper and card - Glass - Metal, plastic and cartons - Unsold textiles - Unsold small waste electrical and electronic equipment If you're a business in Wales in need of help with recycling, we're here to help! Get in touch or get a free quote today at www.gegan.co.uk #Recycling #Wales #CircularEconomy #WorkplaceRecycling #WelshLegislations

15 days to go........ Are you ready? If not get in touch to see how I can help you. From April 6th, all businesses, charities, and public sector organizations will need to sort their waste for recycling. The Welsh Government is introducing this law to improve the quality and quantity of how waste is collected and separated. The new law will also apply to all waste and recycling collectors and processors who manage household-like waste from workplaces. What waste needs to be separated? The following materials will need to be separated for collection and collected separately: Food, paper and card, glass, metal, plastic, and cartons, unsold textiles, and unsold small waste electrical and electronic equipment (sWEEE). This new law will not only benefit the environment, but it will also help in reducing carbon emissions. Let's do our part and make sure we are ready for this change. #Recycle #Waste #Bins #Workplace #Office #Green #Sustainability #Environment

👀 Did you know that it's less than one month to go until new workplace recycling laws come into effect for Welsh businesses? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Is your organisation ready for the changes? 🤔 🗓 Mark your calendars, as from 6th April 2024 it will become law for all businesses, charities, and public sector organisations to organise their waste for recycling. These changes will also apply to all waste and recycling collectors and processors who manage household-like waste from workplaces. What needs to be separated for collection, and collected separately? 🥒 Food 📃 Paper and card 🍾 Glass 🧃 Metal, plastic and cartons 👕 Unsold textiles 🖥 Unsold small waste electrical and electronic equipment (sWEEE) Did you know there will also be a ban on... 🥕 Disposing of any amount of food waste through the sewer system ♻️ Separately collected waste going to incineration and landfill 🌳 All wood waste going to landfill? Learn more 👉 https://loom.ly/PtM5lz8 Need help getting prepared? 🤝 Get in touch with NRC today to discover how our specialised business waste management can help your business prepare for the new regulations. Find out how 👉 https://loom.ly/nZ9HZfM #WelshBusinesses #WorkplaceRecycling #WelshWasteRecyclingRegulations #Recycling

New Welsh recycling laws coming into force this week - what you need to know 🔎 Starting April 6th, Welsh businesses, charities, and public sector organisations must separate their waste for recycling. This new system mirrors household recycling in Wales and aims to improve commercial recycling rates. Here's what you need to know: - Separate collection will be required for specific materials like paper, plastic, food (for some businesses), and more. - The changes apply to all workplaces, including hospitality, retail, and agriculture. (Hospitals have a two-year grace period.) - Non-compliance could result in fines or court action. This initiative is part of the Welsh Government's push for better recycling and achieving zero waste. 🔗 Explore Our Comprehensive Toolkit For organised, compliance-driven recycling solutions, access our extensive product range get in touch today: ☎️ 0208 394 2088 📧 sales@sohocommercial.com 🌐 sohocommercial.com #Wales #Recycling #Sustainability

 🌟Workplace Recycling Is Changing in Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ! Starting tomorrow, a new recycling law will be in effect, impacting how businesses handle waste. Visit the official government website to learn more about these changes and see if your business is affected. 🔗https://lnkd.in/ggsJ28v2 #Recycling #Sustainability #NewLaw

Recycling Week (21-27 October) is an annual initiative to raise awareness and educate New Zealand on best practice for waste minimisation and recycling.♻️ It's awesome to see so many businesses and organisations getting behind this campaign and encouraging all of us to think about how we can handle waste more responsibly. At Junk2Go Limited we strive to do our best to reduce the amount of waste that might otherwise have gone to landfill. At our depot we have a dedicated team who separate the rubbish and junk we collect into various waste streams for recycling including: ✅ paper and cardboard ✅ wood ✅ hardfill ✅ metal ✅ e-waste ✅ polystyrene We also sort and store items that we collect that are able to be reused e.g. furniture, beds, appliances, stationery, books, clothing, toys, sporting goods etc. We then work with our charity partners to donate these items, at no cost, to those in need. We call this "Junk2Go Turning Junk2Good". 💚 #recyclingweek #circulareconomy #sustainability #wasteminimisation