At Collect and Recycle we provide a national recycling service for businesses and organisations of all types. Our service range includes:
With our AATF partners throughout the United Kingdom you can be sure of an efficient and compliant service.
Our client base consists of offices, manufacturers, clearance companies, schools, universities, retailers and distribution companies all over the UK.
Speak to one of our team members today to discuss your requirements.
Our mission is to attract and retain customers by providing a consistently reliable waste collection service. We work with a verified network of haulage partners to ensure we can deliver on our promises.
All collections are compliant with environmental legislation to ensure your business has peace of mind when disposing of all types of waste. Every collection will have a full paperwork & audit trail.
Recycling your waste is at the forefront of what we do. Each waste type is processed at authorised treatment facilities to ensure the maximum possible recycling rates. Recycling reports are available to all our customers.
Our priority is to take the hassle out of waste collections and provide your business with an easy, compliant and environmentally friendly solution. Through our dedicated account management team, we will manage all aspects of the collection & disposal of waste.
We can provide a regular collection service if required or simply a one-off collection for bulk loads of waste. Through our years of experience and vast network of recycling facilities, we can help with all types of collections no matter how complex or large they might be.
A recent report published by the British Plastics Federation (BPF) has highlighted the key changes the UK need to make in order to achieve this
A report from the United Nations in 2019 placed the UK in second place for the most waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) per person.
Recycling waste is often viewed as a contemporary act of “green citizenship,” which began alongside the 1970s hippie environmental movement. While the term ‘recycling’ was