Changing Waste - Waste Transfer Station Howden
Changing Waste is a highly versatile organic waste transfer station located in Howden.
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Changing Waste is a highly versatile organic waste transfer station located in Howden.
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Our Yorkshire based waste transfer station can receive and handle waste collection and recyclables for local authorities, food manufacturers and producers, waste management companies, waste brokers, commercial and household, local governments and distributors.
The site has the capacity to process 250,000 tonnes of organic material per year and operates a large fleet of vehicles ranging from tankers to bulk tippers which can carry out collections effectively from across the UK.
Our expert on site team has many years of experience within the food waste industry with dedicated personnel on hand to assist businesses with more complex waste management procedures such as the transportation, removal and safe disposal of oil and fats.
Benefits of Waste Transfer
For local authorities and commercial industries, our waste transfer station in Howden provides many production and environmental benefits including: -
We provide waste transfer and waste management solutions for several industries and can store and process various types of waste such as local authority and commercial waste, food waste, oils and fats and category 3 animal by-products.
If you have any questions about our waste transfer services, contact our expert team to discuss your waste requirements.
With over 200,000 blockages of drainage systems across the UK every year, the safe and correct disposal of oils and fats is becoming increasingly important for not just households across the UK, but also for food production businesses too.
The main difference between biomass and biogas is that biomass is a solid material whereas biogas is a gaseous compound created through the process of Anaerobic Digestion.
Understanding the long term environmental and economic benefits of food waste recycling can deliver huge benefits to a business, the local environment and long-term sustainability.