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Cawleys


Airport contract cleared for take-off


Cawleys is delighted to announce that it has been awarded the recycling and waste management contract for London Luton Airport (LLA). T is announcement comes as international travel and airport footfall is expected to gradually recover after the COVID pandemic. Luton-based Cawleys has long been at the forefront of the recycling


industry and is one of the few privately owned enterprises running its own Materials Recycling Facility (MRF). Use of the MRF will ensure that all general waste generated by the airport will be sorted and segregated to extract as many recyclables as possible. Any residual, non-recyclable waste will be converted into refuse-derived fuel by one of the fi rm’s waste to energy partners. Alongside Cawleys’ ability to maximise recycling at the airport, other


factors that contributed to the appointment include its longstanding local heritage, its outstanding customer service levels, its proximity to the airport (allowing for carbon mile reduction), its in-house engineering team and its guaranteed same-day SLAs on equipment repair and maintenance. Cawleys will manage all aspects of recycling and waste at the


airport, including on-site staff and all hazardous waste, both landside and airside. T e recycling element will include mixed recycling and baled cardboard, all of which will be collected via segregated bins in the passenger and staff localities. In addition, Cawleys will be operating food and glass recycling collections and working with the airport team to implement a coff ee


cup recycling scheme to ensure the increasing volumes of throw-away cups can be recaptured for recycling. As a local business, Cawleys is extremely proud


to be working with the airport and is excited to play an instrumental role in helping the organisation meet its environmental goals. Commenting on the development, Phil


Gudgeon, Cawleys MD said: “I am thrilled that we have won the recycling and waste contract for Luton Airport. We are a homegrown business and it pays huge credit to our service and team that the airport has chosen us above our corporate competitors. As international travel begins to return over the coming months it is great that the airport recognises the role businesses like ours can play in helping them reach their environmental targets. Now is a great time to look forward and I hope this news will inspire other local businesses to work together in unison for the best of our community and the wider environment.” David Vazquez, Head of Sustainability


at London Luton Airport, added: “Taking care of the environment and the local community are two key pillars of our Responsible Business Strategy, so it’s great to be working with a local company on such an important contract. In 2019, we paid local suppliers more than £46m for their work, accounting for 30% of all supply chain spend, and it’s vital we continue to support the local and regional economy wherever we can.”


For more information, call 0845 260 2000 or visit cawleys.co.uk


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