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RECYCLING & WASTE MANAGEMENT


FLOORBRITE CLEANING &


FACILITIES SERVICES Cranford House, Cranford Avenue, Sale, Manchester M33 2AU


T: 0161 972 3000 E: info@floorbrite.co.uk W: www.floorbrite.co.uk


HARROW GREEN Nigel Dews, Managing Director


T: 0345 603 8774 E: nigel.dews@harrowgreen.com W: www.harrowgreen.com


Floorbrite deliver Waste Management through our preferred partners in the industry. We offer a range of services covering trade waste removal, recycling, food waste removal, secure shredding, hazardous waste and diversion from landfill.


Our own Environmental Consultant is an ISO 14001 Lead Auditor and WAMITAB trained (Specifically relevant to the waste management industry) and can offer a bespoke waste management package unique to your requirements with a focus on achieving your ultimate environmental aim. We create a programme to deal with internal and external recycling and offer baling and compaction equipment on site to reduce your waste footprint before it even travels. Accurate environmental reports can also be produced for your business showing tonnages per month produced by your site and a breakdown of each waste stream, ensuring the reduction of your landfill disposal.


Harrow Green find new homes for their customers’ legacy furniture, IT and other assets. Using Harrow Green’s ingenious environmental programme, ‘Refresh’, landfill is completely avoided and instead a range of solutions are implemented such as charitable donation, re-sale, refurbishment, upcycling and recycling. We transform the disposal of legacy items into a positive by helping our customers’ commitment


to corporate social responsibility and sustainability.


Our outputs save customers time and money and help protect our communities from the negative impacts of overloaded landfills and the noxious gases they produce.


From donating a few small office chairs and desks or re-purposing storage rooms or filing cabinets to the decommissioning of entire buildings of


furniture and equipment, we provide a comprehensive service of removal, redistribution and reporting.


HELISTRAT T: 023 9312 1314 E: enquiries@helistrat.co.uk W: www.helistrat.co.uk


ITP GROUP Phil Westerman, Managing Director


T: 0118 943 8001 E: p.westerman@itp-group.com W: www.itp-empties.com/default.aspx


We are specialists in providing all-in-one waste and recycling solutions that are tailored to your waste output. We work throughout the UK and Europe with businesses big and small to deliver a fully compliant service that reduces costs, improves performance, engages with stakeholders and is sustainable.


We challenge accepted practices to create a flexible service that works to your business drivers – not ours. Your drivers and priorities are the foundation of a partnership designed to improve your service and protect your brand by taking care of the compliance complexities. Taking the pressure away, we facilitate a seamless transition from old to new.


We act as an extension of your team, providing the expertise to manage your service in its entirety using: our 24/7 Help Desk, Account Management team, Auditors and detailed reporting.


ITP Group is a market leader in recycling solutions, focused on the collection, sorting, grading and processing of used (and new) laser print and inkjet cartridges and small electronic devices. Our comprehensive collection programmes cover all market sectors (Private, Public, SME, Corporate, Retail) as well as being an essential supply chain partner for Facilities and Waste Management Companies.


Our services include the provision of customer collection boxes, reporting compliant with environmental legislation, site audits, company specific reporting to meet ISO14001 and secure data destruction. ITP has all the right certifications and accreditations demonstrating full commitment to the environment, quality standards, regulatory compliance and health and safety. ITP operates a 100% zero to landfill policy.


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