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Materials we recover

Eight streams we take in, what each becomes, and what we need to know before quoting. Value is created at the sorting step, not the skip.

AQUATIC BIOMASS

Water hyacinth

Dense floating mats cleared from waterways, very high moisture at the point of harvest Dried fibre, pulp and digestate

Used tyres

End-of-life passenger and truck tyres, whole or part-worn Crumb rubber by mesh size, recovered steel wire, textile fibre

Glass

Post-consumer container glass, mixed colour, usually with closures and labels present Colour-sorted cullet

Agricultural residue

Loose straw and crop residue after harvest — seasonal, bulky, low density Baled residue, compost, biochar and growing substrate

Plastics

Mixed post-consumer or industrial plastic, baled or loose Washed flake and pellet

Organic and food waste

Food and green waste, high moisture, degrades quickly Compost, digestate and biogas

Construction and demolition

Mixed concrete, brick and rubble from demolition or renovation Graded recycled aggregate

Metals

Mixed ferrous and non-ferrous scrap, oxidised or coated Sorted, baled or shredded scrap by grade

Routes shown are the established destinations for each material. Which route applies to your volume depends on quantity, condition and contamination, and is confirmed in writing before collection.

Where does one
stream actually go?

Pick your largest or most expensive material stream and try to answer that. Whatever you find is a good opening.

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