Derbyshire-based waste management specialist Ward has invested close to £1 million in environmental improvements at its recycling facility in Chesterfield.

Teignbridge District Council in Devon has awarded a contract to recycling machinery specialists Middleton Engineering [http://www.middletonengineering.co.uk/] in response to increased recycling volumes at its Newton Abbot waste transfer and bulking station.

Five new balers produced by Telford-based Lyndex seek to provide power and versatility for modern MRF operators.

When purchasing equipment for waste and recycling collections, low-cost doesn’t always mean high-value, says Cromwell Polythene Managing Director James Lee.

Recycling company Axion Polymers has re-formulated its recycled ABS polymer product to provide improved physical properties and a superior surface finish suitable for diverse applications from corner supports in window frames to furniture component parts.

Thatchers Cider has contracted Middleton Engineering to install a baler system at its Somerset base to deal with waste at source.

Worldwide waste management company Geocycle has launched its first UK operations in Staffordshire and Northern Ireland.

A fun new set of equipment for Ward Recycling aims to catch people’s attention while conveying an environmental message.

Baler manufacturer Riverside Waste Machinery has introduced a new machine into its range, designed specifically for size-constrained client sites.

The world’s first fully-electric, rear-loading refuse collection vehicle – Geesinknorba’s Li-On Power Pro – is set to be unveiled at London’s Future Fleet Forum in January.