2018 REVIEW - Words and photos by SAMUEL McKEOWN and PAUL FEARS RWM AWARDS


PRYSM Media Group organised a successful return to form for RWM, Britain’s largest recycling and waste management expo.


The company announced the best footfall the event had seen in recent years, and the event was fi lled with industry professionals who helped make the exhibition a success.


Prysm announced that the exact attendance figure for RWM alone was 12,536 over the two days, with thousands more attending the other related expos.


There was also individual moments of glory at the event for a select number of exhibitors, as multiple awards were given across the two days for some of the most pioneering brands and businesses on display.


The winners and runners up were judged by Biff a CEO Ian Wakelin, Innovate UK CEO Nick Cliff e and Managing Director of Bywater John S Glover.


The list of some of the winners were as follows:


SME Innovation Award Seligo (Above)


The go-ahead company boast a fantastic product that the judges felt could be a fantastic innovation for the sector.


Product of the Year Fireward


The judges felt their product represented the true defi nition of innovation – something never before seen within vehicle fi re suppression.


Circular Economy Award Machinex


The judges gave recognition to the development of the circular economy model pioneered by Machinex.


Energy From Waste Award Geminor


Embodying the pioneering mindset that all


winners need to have, Geminor off ered the best example of how to meet targets for waste collection and then transfer waste to meet energy output targets.


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