Why is Waste Management Important?
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Ultimately the environmental benefits of waste management are the most important factor to consider, closely followed by the positive influence the correct management of waste can have on a business from both a sustainability and financial perspective.
Businesses that take a robust approach to their waste management processes have a head start on those competitors within their field that don’t. Not only is it now mandatory for businesses to have waste management in place, there are also business improvements, cost savings and long term environmental benefits involved.
Green energy and clean energy are phrases being uttered across board rooms more and more these days. All businesses with more than 10 employees with any amounts of waste must dispose of it correctly and sustainably.
Packaging and food waste can have a negative impact on the environment as well as the human impact through increasing Co2 levels and emissions. It is important we see recycling and reusing as an necessary way of protecting our environment and reducing waste.
Green business matters
There are many benefits of ensuring your business waste is dealt with in the most appropriate manner;
- Reduces costs by correct waste management procedures
- Increased environmentally conscious staff and customers means it’s now important you employ proper waste management policies
- A legal responsibility to ensure your waste is managed correctly
- It can reduce operational costs within the business
Creating a waste management plan
There are many available options and variables to consider as part of your waste management plan, the first one is to research reputable waste management companies.
A reputable waste management business. Understand how they manage the process, the benefits they can add to your business and the impact it will have on your operational processes.
Understanding your impact on the environment. Any reputable provider should be well versed in industry best practice and the laws around waste management and your environmental impact.
Operational cost savings. Once you’ve chosen your provider, your account manager should work with you to create a plan which will not only deliver on all your waste management needs, but also demonstrate how and where your business can make cost savings.
Working towards a sustainable future. It is your responsibility to understand what happens to your waste once it’s collected from you. Ensure your provider can demonstrate this and how they help you work towards your environmental responsibilities.
A flexible approach. A good waste management provider will offer your business the flexibility to handle any fluctuating waste requirements
Waste for good
WAt BioteCH4 we offer services which can take the stress out of waste management, whether that be a waste collection service or the removal of oil-based waste. We will deal with all your recycling needs from either one of several of our plants across the UK.
What happens to your waste?
Rest assured that when your waste leaves your business it is used to create gas and electricity powers local businesses or fed back to the national grid.
BioteCH4 provides the complete waste food solution for local authorities and the commercial sector. Our service is uniquely efficient and generates an environmentally friendly energy source, transforming food waste the sustainable way.
Discover how BioteCH4 have helped other companies with their food waste management by exploring our case studies.
