Food recycling
Food waste recycling collections can be tailored to suit your needs. Once collected, food waste bins are emptied at our yard and washed. The food is then taken to Biogen, where they use anaerobic digestion to convert it into biogas and liquid biofertiliser. Biogas generates renewable electricity whilst biofertiliser is spread onto farmland to help grow crops.
- Our bin wash system means your bin stays fresh
- 25p per food waste collection is donated to FareShare (only in certain areas)
- Collection frequencies are tailored to your individual needs
- Waste converted to biogas and biofertiliser
- Our range of food recycling bins mean there's one for every business
How do we collect?
Kerbside food recycling sack
- For customers with little or no storage space
- Easy-to-use plastic sacks for recycling your food waste
- Supplied on a roll, and purchased upfront
- Collections take place from the pavement outside your workplace
Wheeled bins
- For larger producers of food waste, we provide specially designed wheeled bins
- Full bins are exchanged for empty, clean bins at each collection
Worktop caddies
- Small caddies can be kept on the worktop in your kitchen or tea station area
- Keep the food waste contained, and your workplace looking its best
- Lined with bio-sacks
- Once full, the worktop caddy can be emptied into a larger caddy, kerbside sack or wheeled bin for collection
Larger caddies for food waste
- Used to store full bio-sacks from smaller worktop caddies
- Or can be lined themselves and filled directly with food waste
- These caddies are emptied on collection
Pedal bin caddies
- Great for the hospitality sector and offices with larger kitchens or canteens
- Pedal-operated lid is convenient and hygienic
- These caddies can be lined with kerbside food sacks which are collected from the pavement
- Or with bio-sacks which can be emptied into a wheeled bin for collection
What happens to your food recycling?
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