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Job boost in Ashford after opening of new metal recycling facility
EMR, one of the world’s leading metal recycling companies, opened a new facility in Ashford. The new purpose-built metal recycling facility, based on Brunswick Road, was offi cially opened by The Mayor of Ashford, Councillor Mrs Jessamy Blanford, in November. During the site’s opening, the mayor spoke of how the community have welcomed EMR into Ashford and wish them every success.
have a leading recycling facility based in the heart of our community.
“Recycling is important as our natural resources won’t last forever and landfi lling is unsustainable. This facility will help both residents and local businesses to recycle their waste metal and end-of-life vehicles.” Developed from a single business in
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Blanford said: “I’m amazed at the scale of the operation and impressed by the fact that we
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The Mayor of Ashford, Councillor Mrs Jessamy Blanford tours the new facility
Rochdale, EMR has over 170 operational sites worldwide and employs over 4,000 people. EMR recycles around 10 million tonnes of metal each year, which contributes to the saving of approximately 10 million tonnes of CO2 every year. EMR has invested over £4 million into this purpose built facility which has a Lefort 1000 shear that allows EMR to process oversized scrap generated by manufacturing and demolition industries. They have also invested in two
weighbridges that will allow customers to be in and out of the site quickly and has developed a non ferrous facility for the local tradespeople and general public. EMR Chief Executive Offi cer, Andrew Brady said: “At EMR we recycle everything from a toaster to an aircraft carrier and invest heavily in developing our own technologies in our quest to be the global leader in the provision of sustainable materials.
“We provide real world recycling solutions to our
customers who range from the general public to some of the UK’s largest manufacturing companies.”
The new site has secured around six new jobs, including apprenticeships and supports a number of other associated businesses in the immediate area. Within the wider region of Kent and Sussex, EMR also has over 100 employees across fi ve core sites: Erith, Rochester, Newhaven, Shoreham and Portsmouth.
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