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POLICY CHANGES NEEDED By Government, says new report from APSR GroupA new independent report published in November warns that the UK is already missingout on significant opportunities to extract greater value from its waste both in itsdomestic market and via exports. The report warns a lack of quality in the waste supply chain islimiting the UK’s export options and potentially holding back investment in domestic infrastructure.The report further argues a greater drive in demand for recycled materials needs to be createdwithin the UK marketplace.

Improved quality, the report claims, will develop economic opportunities both at home andabroad, providing jobs to the UK economy and boosting the balance of payments. The report alsohighlights the urgent need for reform of the PRN/PERN system, to ensure that it never appears thatexport is incentivised to the detriment of the domestic market.

At a time when energy prices are front-page news, the report also investigates the export of anindigenous fuel supply – RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel) and SRF (Solid Recovered Fuel) – to other EUand EFTA nations and questions where opportunities may lie to use more of this ‘energy resource’ tothe benefit of UK plc.

The report, published by the Associate Parliamentary Sustainable Resource Group, makes morethan 20 recommendations to central government and industry on how to build the mosteconomically and environmentally robust system for waste and materials treatment, at home andabroad. These recommendations are set in a framework of key findings which include:■ The UK is increasingly collecting more recyclable material than can be processed domestically,

with the gap predominantly being filled by exports. Alongside this, the production of increasingvolumes of RDF is taking place, the majority of which is also being exported;

■ Given the increasing levels of RDF/SRF being exported, the current absence of sufficienttreatment capacity in the UK and the inherent energy value in the waste stream, there is a need

UNIFIEDIDENTITYPackaging and supply cycle strategist DSSmith is bringing its packaging, paper,plastics and recycling businessestogether under one new unified corporateidentity and brand. The move comes 18months after the UK-based manufactureracquired SCA Packaging, which secured a 14per cent share of the European packagingmarket for DS Smith.

Group Chief Executive Miles Roberts said,“DS Smith has gone through a majortransformation in the last few years. We arenow able to offer a much wider product andservice portfolio and operate on a much largerscale as a strategic partner with cross-industryexpertise, while at the same time continuing tooffer our customers a local, personal service.Our recent acquisitions have enabled us tomake significant progress in the highlycompetitive European packaging market andhave helped with the integration of ourEuropean and UK businesses. Our customersare constantly seeking more in terms of

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for greater clarity on the UK policy for how such material can bestserve national needs;

■ The ability of the UK to address the gap in reprocessing andthermal treatment capacity is being constrained by a lack ofinvestment. In view of this, greater confidence should be given tothe investment community through a range of fiscal measures tomitigate risk and manage growth.The report follows a six-month inquiry chaired by former

Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman MP and makes proposalsbased on three key areas — export of recyclate, export of waste-derived fuels, methods of ensuring quality and improvingenforcement, innovation and collaboration. Proposals include:■ Export of recyclate: Calling for reform of the methodology

underpinning the issuing of Notes within the PRN/PERN system, inorder to address inconsistencies between the costliness ofrecycling in the UK versus export for recycling and proposing theinvestigation of a ‘PRN Offset’ system to drive demand for recycledcontent in packaging manufacturing in the UK;

■ Export of waste-derived fuels: Urging DCLG, BIS and DfT to worktogether to encourage Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) tocarry forward the work of Regional Development Agencies inrelation to Energy from Waste and identify opportunities for co-location and heat use;

■ Quality, enforcement, collaboration: Recommending the waste

� continued from page 1... Policy change neededindustry works more closely with the Environment Agency toprovide enhanced training and expertise to staff involved in theinspection of waste sites and shipments.The report further calls on government to work across

departments to deliver a ‘resources strategy’ as a core component ofwider industrial policy, with particular focus on identifying the besteconomic and environmental uses of primary and secondaryresources across the supply chain, and in combination with pre-existing industrial applications.

Inquiry Chair, Caroline Spelman MP commented, “The UK hasmade huge improvements in recent years in how it manages its wasteand the sector is justifiably now seen as one of the UK’s economicand environmental ‘good news’ stories. Nevertheless, importantreforms and improvements are still needed. This report makesrecommendations to central government and industry on how to buildthe most economically and environmentally robust system for wasteand materials treatment, whether it be in the UK or abroad. We hopethat adoption of these recommendations will result in a morestreamlined and robust management of our resources and providefurther steps towards the development of a truly resource efficienteconomy.”

The inquiry and final report has been kindly supported by BMRA,Closed Loop Recycling, DS Smith Recycling and SITA UK. Jim Malone,European Sales and Purchasing Director, DS Smith Recycling Division,commented, “Thanks to China’s Green Fence policy the imperative onquality is greater than ever, confirming that poor quality recyclatematerial cannot and should not be exported. Sustainable recycling,whether for the domestic or export market, is predicated onproducing the highest quality, across all recyclate materials. Wesupport the report’s recommendations, particularly the need fortargeted communication campaigns on materials capture and qualityas well as ensuring C&I waste data is updated and is as accurate aspossible to underpin strategies for future treatment of the wastestream.”

UPDATED E643 STANDARDPaper and board for recycling is an essential secondary rawmaterial for the European paper industry. To improve quality andthe definition of grades for this raw material, the European List ofStandard Grades of Paper and Board for Recycling is being revised byCEN — the European Committee for Standardisation.

National standardisation bodies that are members of CEN havevoted unanimously in favour of the update to the EN643 standard. Asa next step, the final text for the revised EN643 will be translated andpublished by CEN and its national standardisation bodies by February2014.

The Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI) advises allorganisations and individuals involved in trade with paper and boardfor recycling, to prepare for the introduction of the updated standard.Jori Ringman-Beck, CEPI Recycling and Environment Director,stressed, “Although this material has a waste status legally, it isimportant to push quality management through the whole supply chain.”


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innovation, sales and efficiency, but with far less time and resource.Our skills and expertise allow us to support our customers in thosechallenges, so they can be confident that DS Smith’s solutions willhelp solve their problems and have a positive impact on their businessand its performance.”

DS Smith is now one of the leading providers of packagingsolutions and the largest corrugated and paper recycling company inEurope, with a turnover of £3.7billion and more than 20,000employees across the world. Roberts added, “Bringing ourpackaging, paper, plastics and recycling operations together meanswe can offer customers a complete service from design andproduction right through to supply and recycling. The decision tobring all our operations under one clear strong brand was the naturalnext step for us.” (www.dssmith.com)

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MIXED PAPERS (dependant on quality) £55 – £68SOFT MIXED £65 – £73OCC £80 – £88OVER-ISSUE NEWS £108 – £115NEWS AND MAGAZINES £88 – £93MULTI GRADE £105 – £110WHITE HEAVY LETTER £170 – £180BEST WHITE NO 2 £210 – £216

EXPORT (FROM THE UK)Average ex works price range per tonne for graded processed material in mill sized bales.

MIXED PAPERS (dependant on quality) £65 – £75SOFT MIXED £72 – £78OCC £86 – £92OVER-ISSUE NEWS £110 – £115NEWS AND MAGAZINES £90 – £95MULTI GRADE £108 – £114WHITE HEAVY LETTER £195 – £202BEST WHITE NO 2 £230 – £240

Source: Packaging Intelligence Network.All prices tabulated here are INTENDED ONLY FOR PURPOSES OF REFERENCE. They do notconstitute any commitment to sell any material at the indicated average. Transactions may becompleted at any time at a price agreed upon by seller and purchaser.* Price shown is exclusive of Packaging Recovery Notes (PRNs) cost.

KERBSIDE RECYCLING IN GUERNSEYGuernsey is to roll out its first kerbside recycling collectionservice in a £2.4 million interim scheme from March 2014.Funded by States of Guernsey Public Services, the service will seecommingled paper, cardboard, plastics and aluminium collectedweekly from households in addition to an existing network of bringbanks across the island.

EU ECONOMIC GROWTH POTENTIALConsiderable benefits to the EU economy, job creation and theenvironment could be realised through the wide-scaleadoption of a resource efficient circular economy. In its EU2020 Vision, WRAP has outline how the European economy could betransformed by adopting different practices. Business opportunitiesfrom more efficient resource use include:■ Improving business competitiveness by £330 billion■ Employing an additional 160,000 people in the recycling sector■ Improving the balance of trade by £90 million■ Avoiding 500 million tonnes CO2 equivalent■ Using 190 million tonnes less extracted raw materials and

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product. By contrast, alternative packaging options do not have thisflexibility and as a result are not as space efficient.

There will be more pressure to reduce the carbon footprint andthe environmental impact of packaging. Packaging waste is viewed bypeople as a bigger or equal problem to food waste, but figures fromWRAP do not confirm this. Its CO2 emissions are far lower than thefood we buy — just 10.8 million tonnes compared with 166 milliontonnes, while items such as salads, sliced meats, bread and rolls stayfresher five times longer in packaging than when stored naked.Corrugated may not have all the answers, but it is the most widelyused packaging material in the UK and has helped deliver goods tomarket safely for over a hundred years. It should not be consideredas waste but as the safe and sustainable packaging solution that ithas always been.

CPI RESPONSEThe CPI is hitting back at claims, from some quarters, thatused corrugated is a waste material when in fact most of it isrecycled and made into new packaging. It actually has a very lowimpact on the planet thanks to a recycling rate of over 80%.

CPI’s Director of Packaging Affairs, Andy Barnetson, said, “To saythat using alternative packaging may result in ‘less corrugated’misses the point. Corrugated is single trip but has such a highrecycling rate that it doesn’t substantially impact on the wasteproblem. Our industry has always invested in recovery and recyclingprocesses. Corrugated is fully recyclable through a closed loopsystem, so landfilling of corrugated must be viewed as a last resort.Such a versatile, easily recycled product should be recoveredwherever possible in order to make the most of the resources whichwent into its production.”

The corrugated packaging industry in the UK has beeninstrumental in driving down waste within the supply chain, evenbefore the Courtauld Commitment was introduced. It is a pioneeringforce in sustainable, lightweight, recyclable papers that do notcompromise the integrity of goods in transit and ensures that theyarrive in top condition. In today’s challenging economic climate, it isquite right that supply chains are being scrutinised in an effort to drivedown costs and meet environmental objectives. But when developingpackaging solutions, many factors must be taken into accountincluding transport efficiency.

With the advent of modern corrugated processes, such as newraw materials that offer up to 23% storage space saving, the industry

is offering extremelyspace-efficient packagingwhich is leading to betteruse of pallets, resulting infewer vehicles on theroad. Boxes need to bedesigned to fill lorriesfrom floor to roof. If everysingle lorry on the roadwas filled to completecapacity, the savings infuel costs and CO2emissions would be huge.Corrugated can adaptitself to product after


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UK PRN REPORTThe Environment Exchange confirms that excellent volumeswere traded in paper for the second month (October) runningwith prices remaining static. Small documents in the Spot marketachieved a premium with buyers happy to secure at the selling levelsoutlined. After some concern was voiced earlier in October about aslowdown in domestic supply, the Q3 figures alleviated any concernsreporting strong growth on the previous quarter.

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A J THOMPSON ACQUIREDEllgia Recycling has acquired Suffolk-based A J ThompsonPaper Recycling for an undisclosed sum. The sale follows thedeath of A J Thompson founder, Anthony Thompson, in July.

One of East Anglia’s largest recyclers of commercial waste, A JThompson currently handles an estimated 700 tonnes of wastepaper, plastic, cardboard and paper each week acrossCambridgeshire, Suffolk, Essex and other parts of east England.

VIRIDOR FIRST HALF RESULTSViridor saw its profits before tax decrease by 28.8% during thefirst half of 2013/14, falling to £15.3 million. In the six monthsup to the end of September overall revenue was up 5.3%, rising to£398.2 million. However, revenues from recycling decreased by £5.5million despite a 4% increase in the volume of recycled materialstraded (974,000) tonnes, compared to the same period during theprevious year.

COURTAULD 2 TARGET MISSEDThe grocery sector failed to meet its household food wastereduction of 4% between 2010 and 2012 under Phase 2 of theCourtauld Commitment, according WRAP. Although a 270,000tonne reduction in household food waste was made over the period,this represents a 3.7% reduction on the 2009 baseline figure.



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CARRIER BAG CONSULTATIONThe Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM) haswelcomed the consultation on carrier bag charges issued byDefra. “While we believe that a charge is necessary and that Englandwas at risk of being left behind by not introducing a legislativerequirement, this is not a simple issue,” says CIWM chief executiveSteve Lee.

“The parameters of the legislation must be carefully thoughtthrough to ensure that the measure delivers genuine environmentalgains and the question of biodegradable bags is a particularlychallenging issue. CIWM welcomes the research that Defra isproposing to fund and we would like to see rigorous materialstandards and effective sorting solutions to allow this importanttechnology to play its part in reducing the impact of carrier bag litteron the land and marine environments.”

LARAC APPOINTS NEW CEOThe Local Authority Recycling and Advisory Committee(LARAC) has appointed Lee Marshall as its new ChiefExecutive Officer. He will take up the position from April 1 next yearon a three-year contract with a possible two-year extension.

FIRST INSTALLATIONDenmark is the first European country to see the installation ofthe new IPS TRHE high-pressure, two-ram baler — a 750-50model from the range of smaller balers designed particularlywith start-up users in mind.

The Danish contracting company, Torben Clausen A/S, waslooking for a multi-material baler that represented value-for-money andwas economical to run. The materials to be baled included plasticfilm, cardboard, 1-tonne bags, HDPE, PVC and 200-litre hard plasticbarrels with lids, all of which can be dealt with efficiently by a shearingknife cutting system.

The customer also liked the fact that, although the TRHE baler hasa small footprint, it is still a two-ram with 80 ton force making goodbale weights — cardboard bales up to 640 kg and 200-litre drumbales of 520 kg. A low cost operation is made possible by the 37.5kW motor, which means very efficient running costs. Further, theTRHE 750-50 is fitted with the patented IPS hinged sidewalls thatvirtually eliminate shearing and reduces running costs by 40%.

Together with the larger two-ram baler range, that has already

PLANNING GRANTEDWaste treatment and renewable energy specialist New EarthSolutions Group has been granted planning permission todevelop its energy recovery capability at its Canford wastefacility near Poole in Dorset. The company, which alreadyoperates a mechanical biological treatment (MBT) facility on the site,plans to build a 10MW Energy Recovery Facility (ERF) to be poweredby refuse-derived fuel (RDF). (www.neattechnology.com)

achieved industry-leading recognition, Jarshire/IPS are now able tooffer multi-baling systems to meet any requirement, backed by anafter-sales service that is second to none. (www.jarshire.co.uk)

EIGHT 3CYCLERS ORDEREDFollowing Stockton Borough Council’s successful bid to theGovernment’s Weekly Collection Support Scheme, aninvestment of £1.65 million was made to achieve a cleaner,greener and leaner waste collection service. This has largelybeen achieved through the purchase of eight new Heil Farid refusecollection vehicles, which enable staff to collect recyclable materialsin a single visit rather than two separate visits resulting in a reductionin carbon emissions of around 80,000kg per year.

The Council is able to continue its weekly refuse collections andfortnightly recycling collections to more than 83,000 homes acrossthe Borough. It has also secured £220,000 so that it can continue tooffer waste and recycling collections for hard to access propertieswithin the Borough. The Council’s collection statistics for 2012/2013are: General refuse — 51,309 tonnes (non-recyclable), Paper —4,356 tonnes, Cans — 404 tonnes, Glass — 2,388 tonnes, Plastic— 1,080 tonnes, Cardboard — 1,655 tonnes, Tetra-pak — 52tonnes, Batteries — 5 tonnes and Green Waste — 5,234 tonnes.

The Heil Farid 3Cycler incorporates a 6m3 POD (for glasscollection) and 16m3 70/30 split compaction body mounted ontoMercedes Econic 26t rear steer chassis’. Eight of these vehicles werepurchased. Additional equipment specified on the vehicles includedengine cold start pre-heat system, optimum fuel driver aid, energysaving ECO-PTO’s and 360 degree recording camera.(www.heilfarideu.com)

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STRAIGHT CUTS CO2 BY 29%Straight plc has completed a recertification of its CarbonReduction Label having delivered a 29% reduction in CO2emissions associated with certified products. Most of the wasteand recycling containers made by the company at its state-of-the-artfactory in Hull bear the Carbon Reduction Label, including kerbsideboxes, food waste caddies, wheeled containers and inner caddies,compost bins and water butts.

Straight was first awarded the Carbon Reduction Label in 2011 byundergoing a rigorous process through which a detailed lifecycleanalysis was carried out and then audited by the Carbon Trust underthe PAS 2050 standard. This was developed by the Carbon Trust inpartnership with Defra. A recertification of all previously labelledproducts has now been completed as is required every two years.

The 2013 assessment has demonstrated an average reductionon more than 29% of CO2 emissions since the original certification inJune 2011. This is due to increased throughput of recycled materialat the Hull manufacturing facility and energy efficiency savings.(www.straight.co.uk)

HSM OPEN DAYHSM GmbH + Co. KG, based in southern Germany, recentlyinvited customers to an Open Day at its plants in Frickingenand Salem. Some 100 participants from Germany, Austria,Switzerland and Poland were able to preview the company’s latestdevelopments.

The so-called “Rapid Traverse Technology” was developedespecially for the V-Press vertical baling press range and waspresented for the first time. Energy consumption and the drivingpower are significantly reduced while, at the same time, increasingthe throughput capacity. This technology reduces cycle time byapproximately 25-30%.

The HSM HL 3521 T is another new product. This horizontal balingpress has a specially reinforced press chamber and is thereforeparticularly effective for compressing car tyres. HSM also presentedthemselves as a competent partner for PET recycling. Full PETbottles, six packs and Tetra Packs can be emptied quickly and reliablyusing the HSM FluidEx 600 which has a throughput capacity ofapproximately 10,000 bottles per hour and can be integrated easilywithin existing processes.

Participants were impressed with the presentation of one of theirlargest presses, the HSM VK 12018 R FU. VK stands for fullyautomatic channel baling press, 120 for 1200 kN pressing power, 18for the length of the loading aperture (1800 mm), R for recycling andFU for frequency-regulated drive. This drive makes a significantcontribution both in terms of environmental protection and efficiencywith possible savings in energy costs of up to 40%. This drive isavailable as an option for many of the HSM baling presses and multi-stage shredder systems. With a drive of 2 x 90 kW, the “VK 120” canpress up to 35 tonnes of mixed paper per hour, each weighingapproximately 1 tonne. The tighter the bales are pressed, the morestable they are for internal or external storage at paper mills. Withbale dimensions of 1.10 m x 1.10 m, they are ideally sized for truckloading and, compared to smaller presses, save around 1/3 on wireusage. (www.hsm.eu)


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DOUBLE ACCOLADEWaste and recycling company Biffa IRM are celebrating adouble-whammy at the prestigious CIWM Awards forExcellence. Highlighting the partnership approach that Biffa IRMdevelops with its customers and stakeholders, both awards — theERM Energy Recovery Award and Ceris Burns International InnovationPractice Award were awarded for Biffa-led projects.

The ERM Energy Recovery Award was won for the innovativerelationship between Biffa IRM, its broad customer base, BiffaMunicipal and Convert2Green.

Biffa IRM was also delighted that its customer, Premier Foods,received the Ceris Burns International Innovation Practice Award. Itrecognised innovation as “the creation of better or more effectiveprocesses, products, technologies or ideas that bring aboutsubstantial positive change”. (www.biffa.co.uk)

LORD MAYOR’S PARADEFour uniquely designed Taylor Continental 1,100L bins weretowed as part of the ‘Recycling in the City’ float during therecent Lord Mayor’s Parade — just one of the many floats toline the streets for the inauguration of the 686th Lord Mayor ofthe City of London, Fiona Woolf.

Karen Marks, Recycling and Clean City Awards Officer at the Cityof London Corporation, said, “Our ‘Recycling in the City’ float aimed topromote recycling and the 20th anniversary of the City's unique CleanCity Awards. Everyone who participated had a great time and playedtheir part in increasing awareness of the importance of effectivewaste management and recycling in the capital.”(www.taylorbins.co.uk)

VIRTUAL TOURHaving completed their new production and administrationbuilding, UNTHA have added a virtual tour of the plant to itswebsite.

Not everyone who is interested in the shredding solutions offeredby the company gets the opportunity to take a look behind the scenesof a modern production facility to get a personal impression of howproducts are produced. With the virtual “UNTHA-Tour”, it’s a differentstory. All doors and gates are open to visitors and they can navigatethrough all areas of the company at the click of a mouse — from thecomfort of their desk.

IMPACT MOVESImpact Air Systems, the Leicester-based waste extraction andseparation company is celebrating its relocation to new, largerpremises, in response to strong global growth and an increasein demand for its services within the recycling industry. Theindependently-owned company designs, installs and maintainssystems that provide worldwide waste management companies withan efficient way of extracting and separating waste in order to reducelandfill and to increase the value of their recyclables.

The new two-storey building with a 2,900 sq ft warehouse, is nowhome to its Parts Replenishment Department and most importantly anew and improved Recycling Test Facility, where customers can bringsamples of their materials to be separated and can ‘try before theybuy’. (www.impactair.co.uk)

From delivery of materials to mechanical processing and finalassembly, no secrets are left uncovered. At so-called POIs (Points ofInterest), visitors are given further interesting information and canpenetrate even deeper into the world of reliable shredding technology.

“With the aid of the virtual works tour, we are making the UNTHAbrand transparent to a wide range of customers. The purpose is toconvince visitors of the high standards of quality applied throughoutour organisation. We also want to demonstrate that we are a modernproduction company located in Austria and that we are notmanufacturing in low-wage countries”, explains Christoph Walchhofer,Director of Marketing and Product Management. (www.untha.com)


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important, as everything needed to be exactly right prior to export.This particularly included getting the conveyor bandwidth and speedright so the conveyor meets future needs. “Ease of cleaning andmaintenance to minimise downtime, as well as safety systems toprotect operators, especially in the picking area, have also been built-in,” explains Mark Smith, Engineering Director at MiddletonEngineering. (www.middletonengineering.co.uk)

MALTESE INVESTMENTMaterials recovery facility, U-Recycle Ltd, based in Malta hasinstalled a new state-of-the-art in floor chain conveyor and twoman picking station from specialist UK recycling engineers,Middleton Engineering, to upgrade and improve facilities at itsoperations centre in Naxxar.

The new two flight conveyor, with mid-point picking station forremoving unwanted material from the waste stream, will primarilyhandle paper and plastic, and has been designed to feed an existingchannel baler. A majority of the material will include shredded paperfrom a growing number of commercial customers and the companyexpects to be handling around 500 tonnes of waste material permonth.

U-Recycle Ltd’s Managing Director, Joseph Sammut explains, “Ourmaterials recovery business is expanding, so we needed a newconveyor to separate and process material more easily to make ouroperation more efficient and result in a higher quality end product. Thefact that Middleton offered a complete solution fully integrated withour existing baler, as well as organising the logistics of shipping andinstallation, was the perfect investment solution.”

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WEST LOTHIAN INVESTMENTWest Lothian Council has upgraded their HWRC (householdwaste recycling centre) compaction equipment for the firsttime since 2005 with a major investment in four BergmannMobile Roll Packers. The machines were installed in October 2013in four HWRCs (Livingston, Blackburn, Linlithgow and Broxburn) andreplace three 2005 model Pakawaste units and one 11 year oldBergmann Mobile. The units were installed to improve the compactionin 40 yard open containers in order to reduce transport costs and toreduce maintenance costs.

West Lothian have opted for the latest Bergmann model whichincludes a container-moving arm. The arm can pick up full containersup to 10 tonnes in weight and move them in and out of position on thesites. This is a major efficiency benefit as the Council no longer haveto use a separate roll-on-off lorry to travel to the site to manoeuvrecontainers. (www.bergmanndirect.co.uk)

ROLLOUT IN SCOTLANDTaylor’s latest urban recycling solution, the Mini Street, hasreceived its first mass UK order following the Western IslesCouncil’s decision to roll out the unit across all of its majortourist areas across the Islands. The Council has purchased 60units, which have been located in prominent public areas throughoutthe islands, including ferry terminals, the new marina and the castlegrounds.The Mini Street has grown in popularity amongst localauthorities since the prototype was unveiled at last year’s RWM. The240 and 360-litre units, which follow the same design principles asTaylor’s Street Unit, have been designed to provide a discreet,aesthetically pleasing housing unit that contains two-wheeled bins.(www.taylorbins.co.uk)

TRADING UPDATEDS Smith Plc has issued its period-end trading statement forthe half-year to 31 October 2013. “Overall, Group trading hasbeen in line with our expectations, with good performances across allour businesses,” states Miles Roberts, CEO. “The market andbusiness trends from our Interim Management Statement of 3rdSeptember 2013 have continued. Within our Packaging business, wehave continued to gain further market share due to our differentiatedand strong customer proposition and corrugated volume growthremains in excess of our target of GDP+1 per cent. We areparticularly pleased with delivery from legacy SCA Packaging regions.We are recovering input cost increases as expected, with the usuallag.”

Mr Roberts continues, “Our overall outlook remains positive. Thecost synergies from the acquisition of SCA Packaging are on trackand will continue to be delivered progressively through this financialyear. The Group expects continued performance in line with thecompany’s medium term financial targets and views the remainder ofthe year with confidence.”


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IS ANYONE LISTENING?Prior to the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement (December 4th),David Workman, Confederation of Paper Industries’ (CPI)Director General, wrote to the Chancellor outlining a numberof measures that could enhance the competitive position ofthe UK Paper Industry.

The policy of rebalancing the economy by strengtheningmanufacturing is being severely hindered by high UK energy costs,especially ironic when these are intended to reduce emissions ofcarbon. “National carbon accounting focuses on direct emissions inthe UK, meaning swapping UK manufactured goods for importedones simply offshores the emissions, resulting in no reduction inglobal emissions. Of course, alongside the emissions beingoffshored, so also are the jobs and wealth creation that we should bebenefitting from”, commented Mr Workman.

While it is the cumulative impact of Government policies that iscritical to CPI Members, Mr Workman highlighted a number of specificmeasures that should be taken as a matter of urgency:■ The Carbon Price Floor (CPF) should be cancelled or frozen at the

current level. The near doubling of Carbon Price Support (CPS)rates in 2014 and then doubling again in 2015 are simplyunaffordable, especially in the absence of State Aid approval for thepromised compensation for electro-intensive installations

£154M GREEN INVESTMENTDelivery of Glasgow’s new £154m Recycling and RenewableEnergy Centre (GRREC) at Polmadie, on the city’s South-side,has stepped up a gear as Glasgow City Council Leader,Councillor Gordon Matheson, joined newly recruitedapprentices on the Viridor site to mark the start ofconstruction. The facility will have capacity to handle 200,000tonnes of council green bin residual waste every year. The plant,working in combination with city wide blue, brown and purple binrecycling, will divert green bin residual waste away from landfill,saving millions of pounds, releasing recyclable resources fromhousehold waste and producing valuable heat and power from whatwill be one of the most advanced waste management facilities inEurope. The project is expected to be completed in 2016.

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■ Industrial energy generation should be supported. With so muchinvestment required in new electricity generation equipment,supporting investment by industry in producing its own electricityshould be a priority. Unfortunately, during 2013, the economics ofoperating and building industrial Combined Heat & Power (CHP)plant has been severely damaged by a number of new Governmentpolicies. A simple way to undo this damage would be to make CHPexempt from CPS taxation.

■ The compensation package for electro-intensive installations shouldbe extended and widened in scope. Investment cycles in industryare long and so short term support packages do not provide thecertainty required to justify investment — if a long term policyneeds mitigation to avoid competitive damage, then support isrequired for the full length of the policy.

■ The Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) should be scrapped.CRC simply adds costs to the cost of energy for much of UKindustry with no environmental benefit. CRC effectively remains atax collected in a very complicated way — its priority for abolitionunder any red tape review is obvious.

■ There should be a well-funded programme to support industrialenergy efficiency. Present policies assume the stick of ever-higherenergy prices will force energy efficiency. However, the otheroption is to move outside the UK to more welcoming locations. The‘carrot’ of strong financial support for energy efficiency would be areal attraction to help secure and retain UK investment.

■ Being realistic in a role for the UK in global leadership. It is criticalthat UK policy is set in the context of policies being followed byother nations. Antonio Tajani, (EU industry commissioner) haswarned that current energy policies and high prices risk “a systemicindustrial massacre”.

■ A long-term role for gas generation. Much progress has been madein accepting a role for lower carbon gas in displacing coal inelectricity generation. But for this to be effective, the gas marketneeds to operate properly. In particular, the working of thewholesale market should be examined with any link between oil andgas prices decoupled.

EEF EXPORT DEVELOPMENT AWARDDroitwich waste container and urban recycling solutionsmanufacturer, Taylor, has scooped the prestigiousEEF/Dunedin Export Development Award in the EEFManufacturing Awards 2013. The regional ceremony, which washeld at the Heritage Motor Centre in Gaydon, celebrated Taylor’sexport success in 13 countries and recognised how the company ison target to achieve 20 per cent export sales within five years oflaunching its export programme.

Taylor will now compete with the other EEF regions in the nationalceremony, which takes place in London on 30 January 2014.(www.taylorbins.co.uk)

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KENBURN WASTE MANAGEMENT LTD Kenburn House, Porters Wood, St Albans, Herts AL3 6HXt: 01727 844988 f: 01727 844778 e: [email protected] www.kenburn.co.uk

LYNDEX RECYCLING SYSTEMS LIMITED Stafford Park 10, Telford, Shropshire TF3 3BPt: 01952 290333 f: 01952 290229e: [email protected] www.lyndexrecycling.com

MIDDLETON ENGINEERING LTDAshcott Road, Meare, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9SUt: 01458 860264 f: 01458 860311e: [email protected] www.middletonengineering.co.uk

MOOVMOR ENGINEERING LTD31 Kildare Business Park, Melitta Road, Kildare Town, Co. Kildare,IrelandUK t: 02030 277064EU t: +353 45 521031 IRL t: 045 521031e: [email protected] www.moovmor.com

PEL WASTE REDUCTION EQUIPMENT312 Archway Road, London N6 5ATt: 020-8340 0436 m: 07748 880610e: [email protected] www.pelmfg.com

PRESONA ABPO Box 63, SE-273 22 Tomelilla, Swedent: +46 417 19900 f: +46 417 19932e: [email protected] www.presona.comUK t: 01278 444527 e: [email protected] www.presona.co.uk

R.C.P SASuite S5, West Midlands House, Gipsy Lane, Willenhall WV13 2HAt: 01902 482448 m: 07808 365866e: [email protected] www.rcpsa.co.uk

VALVAN BALING SYSTEMS N.V.Krommebeekstraat 14, B-8930 Menen, Belgiumt: +32 (0)56 521 380 f: +32 (0)56 518 334e: [email protected] www.valvan.com

WASTE HANDLING SOLUTIONS LTDUnit 5, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJt: 01454 228899 f: 01454 228998e: [email protected] www.waste-handling-solutions.com

WHITHAM MILLS ENGINEERING LTDStansfield Road, Todmorden, Lancashire OL14 5DLt: 01706 811880 (sales) t: 01706 811882 (service) f: 01706 811881e: [email protected] www.whithammills.com

BAGS, SACKS & FIBCs

BAG & BALE LTDUnit 5A, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJt: 0845 600 1061 f: 0845 600 1062e: [email protected] www.bagandbale.com

GLOPAC LTDThe Packaging Centre, Edison Road, Hams Hall,Coleshill, Birmingham B46 1ABt: 01675 431000 f: 01675 431066e: [email protected] www.glopac.co.uk

LBK PACKAGINGThe leading supplier of Recycling Bags and FIBCsOverbrook Court, Overbrook Lane, Knowsley Business Park, Liverpool L34 9FBt: 0151 547 5380 f: 0151 549 0693e: [email protected] www.lbkpackaging.co.uk

SACKMAKERTHE name in bags for recyclingSeath Road, Rutherglen Industrial Estate,Rutherglen, Glasgow G73 1RWt: 0141 643 0244 f: 0141 643 0219e: [email protected] www.sackmaker.com

WEIR & CARMICHAEL100-130 St John’s Road, Bootle, Liverpool L20 8BHt: 0151 934 1250 f: 0151 934 1279e: [email protected] www.weirbags.co.uk

BAG OPENERS

BOA RECYCLING (UK) LTD 12 Rorrington, Nr Chirbury, Shropshire SY15 6BXt: 01938 561790 f: 01938 561791e: [email protected] www.boarecycling.co.uk

BALERS

ANIS TREND Mali Log 2A, 1318 Loski Potok, Slovenia t: +386 1 8370020 f: +386 1 8370021 e: [email protected] www.anis-trend.si

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HARRIS WASTE MANAGEMENT GROUP Unit 11, Malmesbury Business Park, Malmesbury, Wilts SN16 9JUt: +44 (0) 1666 829494 f: +44 (0) 1666 826663e: [email protected] e: [email protected]: (sales) Eurobalers Ltd +44 (0) 1344 777088 f: +44 (0) 1344 761649e: [email protected] www.eurobalers.com

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ACCENT WIRE (UK) LTDUnit 3, Perseverance Mill, Mill Street, Wibsey, Bradford BD6 3HSt: 01274 693159 f: 01274 674445e: [email protected] www.accentwire.co.uk


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CAPARO WIRE — FAIRBRIGHT WORKSPhoenix Street, West Bromwich, West Midlands B70 0ASt: 0121 500 6860 f: 0121 553 3893e: [email protected]

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BOA RECYCLING (UK) LTD 12 Rorrington, Nr Chirbury, Shropshire SY15 6BXt: 01938 561790 f: 01938 561791e: [email protected]

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KEN MILLS ENGINEERING LTDUnit 9, Greenvale Business Park, Todmorden Road, Littleborough OL15 9FGt: 01706 756500 f: 01706 374699 service & parts: 01706 756520 electrical dept: 01706 756521 hydraulic dept: 01706 756522 e: [email protected] www.kenmills.co.uk



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KELPACK LTD Unit 7, Haywood House, Hydra Business Park, Nether Lane, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S35 9ZXt: 08000 149400 f: 08005 053744e: [email protected] www.kelpack.com

KENBURN WASTE MANAGEMENT LTD Kenburn House, Porters Wood, St Albans, Herts AL3 6HXt: 01727 844988 f:01727 844778e: [email protected] www.kenburn.co.uk

PEL WASTE REDUCTION EQUIPMENT312 Archway Road, London N6 5ATt: 020-8340 0436 m: 07748 880610e: [email protected] www.pelmfg.com


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UK CONTAINER MAINTENANCE LTDUnit 6 Winnington Business Park, Winnington Ave, Northwich CW8 4FTt: 01606 723020 f: 01606 872478e: [email protected] www.ukcontainers.co.uk

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A I C S TECIDENT SAFETY SYSTEMS 765 Henley Road, Slough Trading Estate, Slough SL1 4JWt: +44 (0) 845 603 1601 f: +44 (0) 1753 537314e: [email protected] www.aicsolutions.com

buyers guide for equipment and servicesBOA RECYCLING (UK) LTD12 Rorrington, Nr Chirbury, Shropshire SY15 6BXt: 01938 561790 f: 01938 561791e: [email protected] www.boarecycling.co.uk

BOLLEGRAAF UK LTD 6 Kimberley Business Park, Kimberley Way, Brereton,Rugeley, Staffordshire WS15 1REt: +44 (0) 1889 575 715 f: +44 (0) 1889 575 288 e: [email protected] www.bollegraaf.com

CENTRAL CONVEYORS LTDUnit 37, Hayhill Industrial Estate, Barrow-upon-Soar, Loughborough, Leics LE12 8LDt: 01509 816064 f: 01509 812212e: [email protected] www.central-conveyors.co.uk


MIDDLETON ENGINEERING LTD Ashcott Road, Meare, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9SUt: 01458 860264 f: 01458 860311e: [email protected] www.middletonengineering.co.uk

O.KAY ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD Eagle Avenue, Magnetic Park, Desborough, Northamptonshire NN14 2WDt: +44 (0)1536 765010 f: +44 (0)1536 765011e: [email protected] www.okay.co.uk

PRESONA ABPO Box 63, SE-273 22 Tomelilla, Swedent: +46 417 19900 f: +46 417 19932e: [email protected] www.presona.comUK t: 01278 444527 e: [email protected] www.presona.co.uk


SAFETECH SAFETY SYSTEMS43c Carrmere Road, Leechmere Ind Est, Sunderland SR2 9TWt: 0191 521 4316 f: 0191 521 4317e: [email protected] www.safetechsystems.com

CONVEYOR BELTING

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KEN MILLS ENGINEERING LTD Unit 9, Greenvale Business Park, Todmorden Road, Littleborough OL15 9FG t: 01706 756500 f: 01706 374699 service & parts: 01706 756520 electrical dept: 01706 756521 hydraulic dept: 01706 756522e: [email protected] www.kenmills.co.uk

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DS SMITH RECYCLING Ty Gwyrdd, 11 Beddau Way, Caerphilly CF83 2AX t: 0800 7 831 831 f: 02920 718483e: [email protected]

HIGHLANDER INTERNATIONAL RECYCLING LTD7–10 Linwood Avenue, East Kilbride, Glasgow G74 5NE t: 01355 524215 f: 01355 529387e: [email protected] www.highlanderinternational.co.uk

INTERNATIONAL FOREST PRODUCTS (UK)St Anne’s House, Oxford Square, Oxford Street, Newbury RG14 1JQt: +44 (0) 1635 581732 f: +44 (0) 1635 581735e: [email protected] www.ifpcorp.com

INTERNATIONAL RECOVERED PAPER (IRP) LTD53 Albion Road, New Mills, High Peak SK22 3EXt: +44 (0) 1663 749 068 f: +44 (0) 1663 749 217e: [email protected] www.recovered-paper.com

J & H SALES (INTERNATIONAL) LTD11A Cambridge Park, Wanstead, London E11 2PUt: (020) 8989 6606 f: (020) 8989 6659 e: [email protected] www.jandhsales.com

PALM RECYCLING UK LTDPioneer House, Pioneer Business Park, North Road, Ellesmere Port CH65 1ADt: 0151 550 4684 f: 0151 550 4686e: [email protected]

RECYCLING UK LTDUnit 11 Alvaston Business Park, Middlewich Road, Nantwich CW5 6PFfreefone: 0800 030 4154 t: 01270 611444 f: 01270 611484e: [email protected] www.recycling-uk.com

SMURFIT KAPPA RECYCLINGHead Office: Amington House, 17 Galena Close, Tamworth, Staffs B77 4ASt: 01827 892100 f: 01827 330200e: [email protected] www.smurfitkappa-recycling.com

SAFETY SYSTEMS

A I C S TECIDENT SAFETY SYSTEMS 765 Henley Road, Slough Trading Estate, Slough SL1 4JWt: +44 (0) 845 603 1601 f: +44 (0) 1753 537314e: [email protected] www.aicsolutions.com

buyers guide for equipment and servicesSAFETECH SAFETY SYSTEMS43c Carrmere Road, Leechmere Ind Est, Sunderland SR2 9TWt: 0191 521 4316 f: 0191 521 4317e: [email protected] www.safetechsystems.com

SCREW COMPACTORS


SECURE CONFIDENTIAL DATA COLLECTION CONSOLES

EUROPANEL (UK) LTD 1 Gerrard Place, East Gillibrands, Skelmersdale WN8 9SUt: 01695 731033 f: 01695 727489e: [email protected] www.euro-panel.co.uk

JAKE, CONNOR & CREW INC. European Division: BM Box 3274, London WC1N 3XXt: 00-800-3525-5253e: [email protected] www.jakeconnorandcrew.com

SHREDDERS

AXO SHREDDERS LTD11 Kenneth Way, Wilstead Ind. Park, Wilstead, Bedford MK45 3PD t: +44 1234 742400 f: +44 1234 742401 e: [email protected] www.axo.cc

BOLLEGRAAF UK LTD 6 Kimberley Business Park, Kimberley Way, Brereton, Rugeley WS15 1RE t: +44 (0) 1889 575 715 f: +44 (0) 1889 575 288 e: [email protected] www.bollegraaf.com

ECOSYSTEM LTD24 East Grinstead Road, Lingfield, Surrey RH7 6EPt: 01342 833111 m: 07917 125026e: [email protected] www.evashred.co.uk www.officerocker.co.uk

ERDWICH ZERKLEINERUNGSSYSTEME GMBHKolpingstrasse 8, D-86916 Kaufering, Germanyt: 0049 (0)8191 9652-0 f: 0049 (0)8191 9652-16 e: [email protected] www.erdwich.de


GLOBAL RECYCLING T/A SHRED-TECH UKCook House, Brunel Drive, Newark, Notts NG24 2FBt: 01636 594360 f: 01636 594364e: [email protected] www.shred-tech-uk.com

HSM (UK) LTD14 Attwood Road, Zone 1, Burntwood Business Park, Burntwood, Staffs WS7 3GJt: (service hotline) 0845 612 0040m: +44 (0)7711 088213 t: 01543 272480 f: 01543 272080e: [email protected] www.hsm.eu



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MDSUnit b, Copley Hill Trading Estate, Whitehall Rd, Leeds LS12 1HEt: 0113 243 8290 f: 0113 243 2796e: [email protected] www.meltog.com

METSO MINERALS LTD, RECYCLING BUSINESSParkfield Road, Rugby, Warwickshire CV21 1QJt: 01788 532255 f: 01788 561170e: [email protected] www.metso.com/recycling

PACKAGING AIDS LTD T/A PACKERLords Way, Basildon, Essex SS13 1TNt: 01268 885885 f: 01268 885860 e: [email protected] www.packer-products.co.uk


ULSTER SHREDDERSCogry Works, 65 Creagh Road, Castledawson, Magherafelt, Northern Ireland BT45 8EWt: 028 7965 0050 f: 028 7965 0025e: [email protected] www.ulstershredders.com


WHITHAM MILLS ENGINEERING LTD Stansfield Road, Todmorden, Lancashire OL14 5DLt: 01706 811880 (sales) t: 01706 811882 (service) f: 01706 811881 e: [email protected] www.whithammills.com

SPARES & SERVICES

ACCENT WIRE (UK) LTDUnit 3, Perseverance Mill, Mill Street, Wibsey, Bradford BD6 3HSt: 01274 693159 f: 01274 674445e: [email protected] www.accentwire.co.uk

MIDDLETON ENGINEERING LTDAshcott Road, Meare, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9SUt: 01458 860264 f: 01458 860311e: [email protected] www.middletonengineering.co.uk

PRESONA UK LTDUnits 11 & 12, Blake Mill Business Park, Brue Avenue, Bridgwater TA6 5LTt: 01278 444527 f: 01278 420465e: [email protected] www.presona.co.uk

SPARK DETECTION SYSTEMS & EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS


GRECON LTDUnit 3, The Willows Business Centre, Ryton Ind Est, Newburn Bridge Road, Blaydon-on-Tyne NE21 4SQt: 0191 414 7200 f: 0191 414 7300e: [email protected] www.grecon.de

MIST-AIR ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMSPen-y-Bont, Oswestry, Shropshire SY10 9JFt: 01691 828 487 f: 01691 828 499e: [email protected] www.mist-air.co.uk

ORTHOS (ENGINEERING) LTDNo.2 The Point Business Park, Market Harborough LE16 7QUt: 01858 464246 f: 01858 434480e: [email protected] www.sparkdetection.co.uk

STRETCH WRAP PACKING MACHINES FOR RDF, SRF, MSW

CROSS WRAP OY LTDTeollisuustie 6, FI-71800 Siilinjärvi, Finlandt: +358 17 287 0270 f: +358 17 287 0271e: [email protected] www.crosswrap.com

TRANSFER STATIONS


WASTE EXTRACTION

DELTA NEUZ.I. Rue Ampère, F-59932 La Chapelle d’Armentières, Francet: +33 320 105 050 f: +44 320 356 579e: [email protected] www.deltaneu.com

HÖCKER POLYTECHNIK GMBHBorgloher Str. 1, D-49176 Hilter a.T.W., Germanyt: +49 (0)5409 4050 f: +49 (0)5409 405 575e: [email protected] www.hoecker-polytechnik.de

IMPACT AIR SYSTEMS LTD3 Kingsley Street, Leicester LE2 6DYt: +44 (0)116 244 8855 f: +44 (0)116 244 8212 e: [email protected] www.impactair.co.uk

PARAMOUNT WASTE EXTRACTION LTDStockists of legitimate spares for Airmat waste systemsUnit 5, St George’s Industrial Estate, Wilton Road, Camberley GU15 2QWt: 0844 822 3972 f: 0844 822 3971 e: [email protected] www.paramountwaste.co.uk

PRESONA UK LTD Units 11 & 12, Blake Mill Business Park, Brue Avenue, Bridgwater TA6 5LTt: 01278 444527 f: 01278 420465e: [email protected] www.presona.co.uk





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WASTE HANDLING SYSTEMS



WASTE MANAGEMENT

DS SMITH RECYCLING Ty Gwyrdd, 11 Beddau Way, Caerphilly CF83 2AX t: 0800 7 831 831 f: 02920 718483e: [email protected]


WHEEL WASHING EQUIPMENT


WHEELED WASTE CONTAINERS

JAKE, CONNOR & CREW INC. European Division: BM Box 3274, London WC1N 3XXt: 00-800-3525-5253e: [email protected] www.jakeconnorandcrew.com

STRAIGHT PLCNo. 1 Whitehall Riverside, Leeds LS1 4BNt: +44 (0)113 245 2244 f: +44 (0)113 245 2255 e: [email protected] www.straight.co.uk


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