12 November 2019People news round-up (12/11/19)
With news on:Mick George appoints new CFO; Additions for waste and recycling recruiters; UKWSL expands corporate team; Vanden Recycling appoints business development manager
12 November 2019Potter Group charges dismissed at Pembroke Dock trial
All charges against Sundorne Products (Llanidloes) Ltd – also known as Potter Group – in relation to its site at Unit 41, Pembroke Dock have been dismissed at trial. Potter Group faced ten charges relating to breaching its ...
12 November 2019Dutch ‘RDF tax’ faces critical vote
The Netherlands’ House of Representatives will vote this week on its government’s tax plans for 2020, which include a €31 per tonne tax on the import of refuse derived fuel (RDF). The tax could have a big impact on the UK ...
11 November 2019Waste industry hit by flood disruption
Flooding across the UK this weekend has caused disruption to a number of waste and recycling services. Most of the disruption has affected the north of England, particularly Yorkshire where flooding was caused by the River Don...
11 November 2019ADBA writes to party leaders outlining ‘wish list’
The UK Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) has written to all national party leaders setting out a ‘wish list’ of actions it would like government to take to bring clarity to the sector. The letter outlined...
11 November 2019Biogen acquires Weston-super-Mare AD site
Food waste and anaerobic digestion (AD) specialists Biogen has acquired a 1.1 MW anaerobic digestion (AD) site in Somerset from Enovert. The facility, at Weston-super-Mare was acquired from Enovert for an undisclosed sum and ...
11 November 2019WIDP programme ‘moving to new phase’
The government’s long running Waste Infrastructure Delivery Programme (WIDP) is moving to a new phase after helping to deliver the ‘vast majority’ of infrastructure under the progamme. Established by Defra in 2006, WIDP was ...
8 November 2019SUPs: Warning over ‘unintended consequences’
Plastics recyclers have warned that the regulatory framework behind the reduction of single use plastics (SUPs) could cause "serious unintended consequences”. This was the general verdict from the 2019 British Plastics ...
8 November 2019News in brief (08/11/19)
With news on; Smurfit Kappa launches new food-safe packaging; Northampton homes move to wheeled bins; Viridor employ ‘pester power’ with packed lunch scheme; B&M first in North West to earn DVSA accreditation, and; Danish brand launches ...
