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WASTE’18


LANYARD SPONSORS EMERALD TRADING AIM TO WOW VISITORS


EMERALD Trading Waste Solutions Ltd will be exhibiting at the WASTE ’18 exhibition on Stand 58-59 as the waste, recycling and skip hire exhibition’s unique lanyard sponsors.


It will be the second year in a row Emerald Trading have participated at the annual show, which is held by Skip Hire & Waste Magazine, writes SAMUEL McKEOWN.


The Staff ordshire-based company off ers bespoke waste management solutions and will be utilising WASTE ’18 to reach out to new clients and nationwide outlets.


Emerald Trading Waste Solutions’ Operations Director, Alex Gilbert said: “We currently process generic materials such as cardboard, plastics, RDF, but we always cover other areas for material processing including equestrian surfaces, carpet recycling, and site clearances.


“For WASTE ’18, we’re rebranding a horse transport trailer and bringing it to the show. We’ve got a great pitch at the event on July 5, so becoming the show sponsors was a no-brainer – it’s exciting times.


“Also, the WASTE event moving to Leamington Spa means it’s a lot closer to us, and it’s more UK central on a national scale – compared to last year’s event in Manchester.


“Our customer base is as far down as Essex and as up north as Scotland. So, with it being in the West Midlands, this is very benefi cial for us and we’ve already invited a lot of our clients.”


With over 30 years’ experience within the waste and recycling industry, Emerald Trading have access to many outlets to process a variety of materials, while providing a dedicated UK customer care team who will manage the whole process for customers.


The future looks bright for Emerald, as the waste managing and trading specialists have branched their reach into Malaysia and Vietnam to grow their outlet base as an alternative to China - after the East Asian country decided to no longer accept waste from Europe. www.emeraldtrading.org.uk


Elite Digital Systems offer tax deductable security options


ELITE Digital Systems, a company based in Warrington and Manchester, specialise in the design and installation of CCTV and PC based Access Control Systems - in order to protect customer’s premises and staff .


Elite Digital Systems provide a no-nonsense policy with top quality advice, workmanship and service back-up.


The business is now in its 26th year and, in this rapidly changing industry, has gained a vast knowledge of surveillance equipment.


Through experience and technical skill, the company are able to design the most cost-eff ective system – designed to suit individual applications and requirements.


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Digital recording systems with transmission enable customers to monitor their organisation live from any location in the UK, Europe, or even around the world. This can be done via iPhone/Android, or Tablet.


Their breadth of experience, quality products, and highly specialised skills set them apart from the competition, and with service backup that is second to none, they are truly ‘Elite’ in the fi eld.


Elite Digital Systems provide a one-stop solution, including fi nancial benefi ts gained from leasing capital equipment. No capital outlay is required, with any computerised system being 100% tax deductible.


The system is fi xed cost, which will never increase and allows you to budget for each year. www.elitevideosystems.co.uk


SHM May, 2018 33


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