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Biffa secures three-year KP Snacks contract

Biffa secures three-year KP Snacks contract

Biffa has won a three year contract to manage waste, recycling and resources for KP Snacks.

The British snacks manufacturer, which owns brands such as Hula Hoops, Mc Coy’s and Skips, appointed Biffa to deliver its Integrated Resource Management service from July this year.

The contract will see Biffa service KP Snacks’ manufacturing sites, located in Ashby, Hellaby, Pontefract, Tanfield, Teesside and Barnsley, managing materials such as cardboard, soft plastics and general waste.

KP Snacks
A KP Nuts commercial – Biffa is to handle the company’s waste and recycling work

As part of the contract, Biffa will also be handling the disposal of effluent and hazardous waste, providing industrial cleaning services and delivering waste reduction and elimination programmes.

Trevor Yong, senior business development manager at Biffa, says that the focus of the proposal was on helping KP Snacks to minimise their impact on the environment, recycling as much as possible and, wherever achievable, delivering at a more competitive cost.

Recycling

Mr Yong said: “We aim to process challenging materials via specialist recycling procedures rather than via general waste disposal. Being able to bring this to the table means we’re potentially able to halve the amount of general waste, reducing KP’s impact on the environment while also reducing costs to the client.”

Biffa added that it will also provide an on-site service, with contract managers available to be on hand to influence, enable and guide production plants. These contract managers will provide regular facility assessments face-to-face, offering cost cutting solutions and ways to streamline processes.

Mr Yong added: “The team at KP Snacks were also impressed by Biffa’s dedication to cutting packaging waste as they move towards a decrease in the amount of plastic used within the business.”

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