David Adams, Managing Director of 707, reflects on the need for inspiration, motivation and collaboration on the UK’s food waste challenge.

Anaerobic digestion plants processing certain crop residues will no longer need an environmental permit, says the Environment Agency.

Welsh local authorities sent five per cent less biodegradable waste to landfill in 2013/14 than in 2012/13, but four councils were still over their allowance.

Now that AD capacity has grown significantly, Eunomia consultants Hattie Parke and Adam Baddeley consider the problems with stimulating the commercial food waste market to supply these facilities

Residents in the Wigtownshire area of Dumfries and Galloway can now recycle food waste every week.

Lichfield District Council and Tamworth Borough Council stop accepting food waste in organics bins due to costs.

Ahead of the implementation of the revised Waste Framework Directive, Veolia is advocating a twin-stream approach for dry recyclables.

‘Something must change’ to combat England’s ‘disappointing’ recycling rates and meet EU targets, warns WRAP CEO

Coatings company AkzoNobel has created the ‘world’s first’ fully compostable and recyclable paper cup for cold drinks.

Biogen’s anaerobic digestion plant in Waen begins operations, making it the ‘largest’ facility of its kind in Wales.