Yes, spray paint is hazardous waste. Even if the aerosol cans are partially empty, these are still classified as hazardous. This means that they must be disposed of safely following hazardous waste guidelines.Why Are Spray Paints Classed As Hazardous?Spray paint cans are considered hazardous waste due to their contents and...
Hazardous Waste Regulations: Ensuring Compliance In Your Business
The hazardous waste regulations were introduced in 2005 to ensure that waste which poses a threat to the environment and human health is disposed of safely. You must follow these guidelines in England and Wales if your business produces, stores, or has hazardous waste removed from its premises. Hazardous Waste TypesVarious...
Why Is Interceptor Cleaning Important?
Interceptor cleaning and emptying is a crucial service provided by Collect and Recycle, especially for facilities that handle liquid waste, often hazardous. This blog post delves into the significance of interceptor cleaning, the risks associated with neglecting this vital service, and how it contributes to environmental protection and compliance with...
What Is An ADR Driver?
An ADR driver is qualified to transport dangerous goods by road in compliance with the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR). Why Is ADR Training Important?ADR stands for "Accord Dangereux Routier," which is French for "Road Dangerous Goods Agreement." This certification is essential for ensuring...
Landfill Tax Increases To £126.15 From 2025/26
By the year 2025/26, the standard rate of landfill tax is set to escalate to £126.15, and the lower rate will see an increase to £4.05 per tonne. This was announced in the latest budget announcement by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, confirmed on March 6th.Previously, the landfill tax stood at £103.70...