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Northern Waste Group covering all areas of plasterboard recycling


FOUR years ago, Northern Plasterboard Recycling bought all assets of WRS Recycling, which included approximately 5,000 tonnes of plasterboard. After starting from scratch, no material came to the newly-acquired site within the first year, but after a whole lot of restructuring and machinery investment, the in-gate processing opened and plasterboard material started to come on site. It was not till last year that the company developed into new pastures such as the commercial skip hire and domestic waste industries, and as a result transcended into its current title of Northern Waste Group, which covers nationwide enquiries. Neil Butters, the company’s Business Development Manager, said: “We’re nationwide. We collect plasterboard from the Highlands of Scotland right down the south coast, but there’s minimal competitors within the plasterboard recycling market.”


The decision to provide new services was due growth, which allowed the company to develop into more competitive markets, while retaining its position as a leading plasterboard and gypsum processor. Foot to the fl oor during


winter months


Although Northern Waste Group are concentrating on building its skip hire and commercial waste branch, the company’s advanced plasterboard and gypsum recycling capabilities means it can process moisture-ridden plasterboard, which is common around winter and spring. For companies that cannot deal with plasterboard soaked in moisture, winter months can slow processing down, which can create more pressure to catch up during summer. Northern Waste Group have their foot fi rmly to the fl oor during the damp season as it has in-house drying facilities to process plasterboard containing moisture.


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Due to the company’s investment in their plasterboard recycling, whether it is dry or has moisture content, it has now doubled processing capability to 900-1200 tonnes per week. To manage with the ongoing growth and demand of plasterboard recycling, the company have also provided major investment in its own transport and walking fl oors. Moving into the 2019, Northern Waste Group plan to invest in another couple of walking fl oors to increase productivity even further.


provide Northern Waste Group a signifi cant commercial


company achieved ISO 9001, while working towards ISO 14001 standard, which will


Towards the end of last year, the plasterboard side of the


advantage for its plasterboard recycling branch.


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