SHOW FEATURE STAND D4
RECYCLING and resource recovery specialist Enva will be showcasing its wood recycling arm at this year’s Letsrecycle Live exhibition.
Enva Wood Recycling, formerly Hadfield Wood Recyclers, is exhibiting on Stand D4, as well as sponsoring the cafe and networking area.
Enva acquired Hadfield Wood Recyclers in December and this month sees the launch of Hadfield being rebranded Enva Wood Recycling.
The business will continue to operate in exactly the same way with the same team of people, but with more sites and services available as it joins the wider Enva family.
Vicki Hughes, Group Business Development Director for Enva Wood Recycling, said being acquired by Enva opened up many more opportunities for Hadfield and the services it can offer to its customers.
“We now have seven sites we can operate from across Scotland and England,” said Vicki. “Fundamentally we are the same business and the same team but with more resources and more options open to us which will benefit our customers.”
As Hadfield previously did, Enva Wood Recycling accepts all grades of non- hazardous waste wood and offers tip-in and collection options at competitive prices.
The recycler works with skip companies across the UK, national and international waste
management companies, local authorities and other public sector bodies, as well as the construction and retail sectors.
22 - 23 MAY 2019
Enva Wood Recycling has sites in Manchester, Middlesbrough, Essex, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leicester and Nottingham.
For advice about how Enva Wood Recycling could help you solve your waste wood problem pop along to Stand D4 at Letsrecycle Live and have a chat.
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