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Collect & Recycle is exhibiting at RWM Expo 2026 16–17 September · NEC Birmingham Stand RS-D164 · Hall 19 Hazardous waste · WEEE · Batteries · Chemicals · Nationwide collections
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Month: September 2024

Logistics Business Case Study

By KallipsoPosted

We received an enquiry from a business looking to dispose of a luxury car manufacturing business’s airbag. Due to the branding, they required a secure destruction service to ensure the waste was fully destroyed. At Collect and Recycle, we specialise in this service and provide a quick and efficient collection.How...

Can You Put Batteries In The Bin?

By KallipsoPosted

No, batteries should never be placed in your general waste bin. Doing so can pose a significant risk such as fires. Some local authorities accept household batteries in a small, clear plastic bag that is sealed and placed with your black recycling box. However, it is crucial to check your...

Product Design Consultancy Case Study

By KallipsoPosted

A product design consultancy recently got in touch regarding the disposal of chemical waste. This included flammable liquids, acetone, contaminated absorbents, aerosols and more. Due to the hazardous nature of this waste, it was critical to work with a professional waste management business.How Did We Help?This business was having issues...

Leading Restaurant Chain Case Study

By KallipsoPosted

A leading and high-profile restaurant chain reached out to us regarding the secure destruction and recycling of redundant books. The client recognised that improper disposal of these materials posed significant risks. The books contained branded material, posing a concern that these materials could end up in the wrong hands if...

Fragrance Manufacturer Case Study

By KallipsoPosted

We recently received an enquiry from a leading fragrance manufacturing business regarding the disposal of contaminated containers. It was essential these containers were collected and disposed of safely due to the hazardous contents previously stored. The company required a solution that not only adhered to strict environmental and legal guidelines,...

Does Paint Go Off?

By KallipsoPosted

Yes, all types of paints can go off eventually. Leftover paint can last around 5 years if it is sealed and stored properly. Unopened acrylic paint, for example, can last upto 10 years.How Long Do Different Types Of Paint Last?Different types of paint have varying shelf lives depending on their...

Can You Recycle Baling Twine?

By KallipsoPosted

Yes, you can recycle baling twine with the help of a specialist recycling facility. Baler twine is made from polypropylene, a plastic recyclable material. As twine is recyclable, it is important to ensure this is not disposed of using general waste bins. Recycled polypropylene materials can be moulded into items such...