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POLICY CHANGES NEEDED

By Government, says new report from APSR Group
A new independent report published in November warns that the UK is already missing out on significant opportunities to extract greater value from its waste both in its domestic market and via exports. The report warns a lack of quality in the waste supply chain is limiting the UKs export options and potentially holding back investment in domestic infrastructure. The report further argues a greater drive in demand for recycled materials needs to be created within the UK marketplace. Improved quality, the report claims, will develop economic opportunities both at home and abroad, providing jobs to the UK economy and boosting the balance of payments. The report also highlights the urgent need for reform of the PRN/PERN system, to ensure that it never appears that export is incentivised to the detriment of the domestic market. At a time when energy prices are front-page news, the report also investigates the export of an indigenous fuel supply RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel) and SRF (Solid Recovered Fuel) to other EU and EFTA nations and questions where opportunities may lie to use more of this energy resource to the benefit of UK plc. The report, published by the Associate Parliamentary Sustainable Resource Group, makes more than 20 recommendations to central government and industry on how to build the most economically and environmentally robust system for waste and materials treatment, at home and abroad. These recommendations are set in a framework of key findings which include: The UK is increasingly collecting more recyclable material than can be processed domestically, with the gap predominantly being filled by exports. Alongside this, the production of increasing volumes of RDF is taking place, the majority of which is also being exported; Given the increasing levels of RDF/SRF being exported, the current absence of sufficient treatment capacity in the UK and the inherent energy value in the waste stream, there is a need (continued on page 2)

UNIFIED IDENTITY
Packaging and supply cycle strategist DS Smith is bringing its packaging, paper, plastics and recycling businesses together under one new unified corporate identity and brand. The move comes 18 months after the UK-based manufacturer acquired SCA Packaging, which secured a 14 per cent share of the European packaging market for DS Smith. Group Chief Executive Miles Roberts said, DS Smith has gone through a major transformation in the last few years. We are now able to offer a much wider product and service portfolio and operate on a much larger scale as a strategic partner with cross-industry expertise, while at the same time continuing to offer our customers a local, personal service. Our recent acquisitions have enabled us to make significant progress in the highly competitive European packaging market and have helped with the integration of our European and UK businesses. Our customers are constantly seeking more in terms of (continued on page 3)

 continued from page 1... Policy change needed for greater clarity on the UK policy for how such material can best serve national needs; The ability of the UK to address the gap in reprocessing and thermal treatment capacity is being constrained by a lack of investment. In view of this, greater confidence should be given to the investment community through a range of fiscal measures to mitigate risk and manage growth. The report follows a six-month inquiry chaired by former Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman MP and makes proposals based on three key areas export of recyclate, export of wastederived fuels, methods of ensuring quality and improving enforcement, innovation and collaboration. Proposals include: Export of recyclate: Calling for reform of the methodology underpinning the issuing of Notes within the PRN/PERN system, in order to address inconsistencies between the costliness of recycling in the UK versus export for recycling and proposing the investigation of a PRN Offset system to drive demand for recycled content in packaging manufacturing in the UK; Export of waste-derived fuels: Urging DCLG, BIS and DfT to work together to encourage Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) to carry forward the work of Regional Development Agencies in relation to Energy from Waste and identify opportunities for colocation and heat use; Quality, enforcement, collaboration: Recommending the waste industry works more closely with the Environment Agency to provide enhanced training and expertise to staff involved in the inspection of waste sites and shipments. The report further calls on government to work across departments to deliver a resources strategy as a core component of wider industrial policy, with particular focus on identifying the best economic and environmental uses of primary and secondary resources across the supply chain, and in combination with preexisting industrial applications. Inquiry Chair, Caroline Spelman MP commented, The UK has made huge improvements in recent years in how it manages its waste and the sector is justifiably now seen as one of the UKs economic and environmental good news stories. Nevertheless, important reforms and improvements are still needed. This report makes recommendations to central government and industry on how to build the most economically and environmentally robust system for waste and materials treatment, whether it be in the UK or abroad. We hope that adoption of these recommendations will result in a more streamlined and robust management of our resources and provide further steps towards the development of a truly resource efficient economy. The inquiry and final report has been kindly supported by BMRA, Closed Loop Recycling, DS Smith Recycling and SITA UK. Jim Malone, European Sales and Purchasing Director, DS Smith Recycling Division, commented, Thanks to Chinas Green Fence policy the imperative on quality is greater than ever, confirming that poor quality recyclate material cannot and should not be exported. Sustainable recycling, whether for the domestic or export market, is predicated on producing the highest quality, across all recyclate materials. We support the reports recommendations, particularly the need for targeted communication campaigns on materials capture and quality as well as ensuring C&I waste data is updated and is as accurate as possible to underpin strategies for future treatment of the waste stream.

UPDATED E643 STANDARD

Paper and board for recycling is an essential secondary raw material for the European paper industry. To improve quality and the definition of grades for this raw material, the European List of Standard Grades of Paper and Board for Recycling is being revised by CEN the European Committee for Standardisation. National standardisation bodies that are members of CEN have voted unanimously in favour of the update to the EN643 standard. As a next step, the final text for the revised EN643 will be translated and published by CEN and its national standardisation bodies by February 2014. The Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI) advises all organisations and individuals involved in trade with paper and board for recycling, to prepare for the introduction of the updated standard. Jori Ringman-Beck, CEPI Recycling and Environment Director, stressed, Although this material has a waste status legally, it is important to push quality management through the whole supply chain.
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innovation, sales and efficiency, but with far less time and resource. Our skills and expertise allow us to support our customers in those challenges, so they can be confident that DS Smiths solutions will help solve their problems and have a positive impact on their business and its performance. DS Smith is now one of the leading providers of packaging solutions and the largest corrugated and paper recycling company in Europe, with a turnover of 3.7billion and more than 20,000 employees across the world. Roberts added, Bringing our packaging, paper, plastics and recycling operations together means we can offer customers a complete service from design and production right through to supply and recycling. The decision to bring all our operations under one clear strong brand was the natural next step for us. (www.dssmith.com)

RECOVERED FIBRE PRICES 11TH DECEMBER 2013

DOMESTIC
Average ex works price range per tonne for graded processed material in mill sized bales.

MIXED PAPERS (dependant on quality) SOFT MIXED OCC OVER-ISSUE NEWS NEWS AND MAGAZINES MULTI GRADE WHITE HEAVY LETTER BEST WHITE NO 2

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EXPORT (FROM THE UK)

KERBSIDE RECYCLING IN GUERNSEY

Guernsey is to roll out its first kerbside recycling collection service in a 2.4 million interim scheme from March 2014. Funded by States of Guernsey Public Services, the service will see commingled paper, cardboard, plastics and aluminium collected weekly from households in addition to an existing network of bring banks across the island.

Average ex works price range per tonne for graded processed material in mill sized bales.

MIXED PAPERS (dependant on quality) SOFT MIXED OCC OVER-ISSUE NEWS NEWS AND MAGAZINES MULTI GRADE WHITE HEAVY LETTER BEST WHITE NO 2
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EU ECONOMIC GROWTH POTENTIAL

Considerable benefits to the EU economy, job creation and the environment could be realised through the wide-scale adoption of a resource efficient circular economy. In its EU 2020 Vision, WRAP has outline how the European economy could be transformed by adopting different practices. Business opportunities from more efficient resource use include: Improving business competitiveness by 330 billion Employing an additional 160,000 people in the recycling sector Improving the balance of trade by 90 million Avoiding 500 million tonnes CO2 equivalent Using 190 million tonnes less extracted raw materials and imported goods Producing 220 million tonnes less waste Recycling 350 million tonnes more materials
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All prices tabulated here are INTENDED ONLY FOR PURPOSES OF REFERENCE. They do not constitute any commitment to sell any material at the indicated average. Transactions may be completed at any time at a price agreed upon by seller and purchaser.
* Price shown is exclusive of Packaging Recovery Notes (PRNs)cost.

A J THOMPSON ACQUIRED
Ellgia Recycling has acquired Suffolk-based A J Thompson Paper Recycling for an undisclosed sum. The sale follows the death of A J Thompson founder, Anthony Thompson, in July. One of East Anglias largest recyclers of commercial waste, A J Thompson currently handles an estimated 700 tonnes of waste paper, plastic, cardboard and paper each week across Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Essex and other parts of east England.

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CPI RESPONSE
The CPI is hitting back at claims, from some quarters, that used corrugated is a waste material when in fact most of it is recycled and made into new packaging. It actually has a very low impact on the planet thanks to a recycling rate of over 80%. CPIs Director of Packaging Affairs, Andy Barnetson, said, To say that using alternative packaging may result in less corrugated misses the point. Corrugated is single trip but has such a high recycling rate that it doesnt substantially impact on the waste problem. Our industry has always invested in recovery and recycling processes. Corrugated is fully recyclable through a closed loop system, so landfilling of corrugated must be viewed as a last resort. Such a versatile, easily recycled product should be recovered wherever possible in order to make the most of the resources which went into its production. The corrugated packaging industry in the UK has been instrumental in driving down waste within the supply chain, even before the Courtauld Commitment was introduced. It is a pioneering force in sustainable, lightweight, recyclable papers that do not compromise the integrity of goods in transit and ensures that they arrive in top condition. In todays challenging economic climate, it is quite right that supply chains are being scrutinised in an effort to drive down costs and meet environmental objectives. But when developing packaging solutions, many factors must be taken into account including transport efficiency. With the advent of modern corrugated processes, such as new raw materials that offer up to 23% storage space saving, the industry is offering extremely space-efficient packaging which is leading to better use of pallets, resulting in fewer vehicles on the road. Boxes need to be designed to fill lorries from floor to roof. If every single lorry on the road was filled to complete capacity, the savings in fuel costs and CO2 emissions would be huge. Corrugated can adapt itself to product after
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product. By contrast, alternative packaging options do not have this flexibility and as a result are not as space efficient. There will be more pressure to reduce the carbon footprint and the environmental impact of packaging. Packaging waste is viewed by people as a bigger or equal problem to food waste, but figures from WRAP do not confirm this. Its CO2 emissions are far lower than the food we buy just 10.8 million tonnes compared with 166 million tonnes, while items such as salads, sliced meats, bread and rolls stay fresher five times longer in packaging than when stored naked. Corrugated may not have all the answers, but it is the most widely used packaging material in the UK and has helped deliver goods to market safely for over a hundred years. It should not be considered as waste but as the safe and sustainable packaging solution that it has always been.

UK PRN REPORT
The Environment Exchange confirms that excellent volumes were traded in paper for the second month (October) running with prices remaining static. Small documents in the Spot market achieved a premium with buyers happy to secure at the selling levels outlined. After some concern was voiced earlier in October about a slowdown in domestic supply, the Q3 figures alleviated any concerns reporting strong growth on the previous quarter.
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VIRIDOR FIRST HALF RESULTS

Viridor saw its profits before tax decrease by 28.8% during the first half of 2013/14, falling to 15.3 million. In the six months up to the end of September overall revenue was up 5.3%, rising to 398.2 million. However, revenues from recycling decreased by 5.5 million despite a 4% increase in the volume of recycled materials traded (974,000) tonnes, compared to the same period during the previous year.

COURTAULD 2 TARGET MISSED

The grocery sector failed to meet its household food waste reduction of 4% between 2010 and 2012 under Phase 2 of the Courtauld Commitment, according WRAP. Although a 270,000 tonne reduction in household food waste was made over the period, this represents a 3.7% reduction on the 2009 baseline figure.
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LARAC APPOINTS NEW CEO

The Local Authority Recycling and Advisory Committee (LARAC) has appointed Lee Marshall as its new Chief Executive Officer. He will take up the position from April 1 next year on a three-year contract with a possible two-year extension.

CARRIER BAG CONSULTATION

The Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM) has welcomed the consultation on carrier bag charges issued by Defra. While we believe that a charge is necessary and that England was at risk of being left behind by not introducing a legislative requirement, this is not a simple issue, says CIWM chief executive Steve Lee. The parameters of the legislation must be carefully thought through to ensure that the measure delivers genuine environmental gains and the question of biodegradable bags is a particularly challenging issue. CIWM welcomes the research that Defra is proposing to fund and we would like to see rigorous material standards and effective sorting solutions to allow this important technology to play its part in reducing the impact of carrier bag litter on the land and marine environments.

achieved industry-leading recognition, Jarshire/IPS are now able to offer multi-baling systems to meet any requirement, backed by an after-sales service that is second to none. (www.jarshire.co.uk)

EIGHT 3CYCLERS ORDERED

Following Stockton Borough Councils successful bid to the Governments Weekly Collection Support Scheme, an investment of 1.65 million was made to achieve a cleaner, greener and leaner waste collection service. This has largely been achieved through the purchase of eight new Heil Farid refuse collection vehicles, which enable staff to collect recyclable materials in a single visit rather than two separate visits resulting in a reduction in carbon emissions of around 80,000kg per year. The Council is able to continue its weekly refuse collections and fortnightly recycling collections to more than 83,000 homes across the Borough. It has also secured 220,000 so that it can continue to offer waste and recycling collections for hard to access properties within the Borough. The Councils collection statistics for 2012/2013 are: General refuse 51,309 tonnes (non-recyclable), Paper 4,356 tonnes, Cans 404 tonnes, Glass 2,388 tonnes, Plastic 1,080 tonnes, Cardboard 1,655 tonnes, Tetra-pak 52 tonnes, Batteries 5 tonnes and Green Waste 5,234 tonnes. The Heil Farid 3Cycler incorporates a 6m3 POD (for glass collection) and 16m3 70/30 split compaction body mounted onto Mercedes Econic 26t rear steer chassis. Eight of these vehicles were purchased. Additional equipment specified on the vehicles included engine cold start pre-heat system, optimum fuel driver aid, energy saving ECO-PTOs and 360 degree recording camera. (www.heilfarideu.com)

PLANNING GRANTED
Waste treatment and renewable energy specialist New Earth Solutions Group has been granted planning permission to develop its energy recovery capability at its Canford waste facility near Poole in Dorset. The company, which already operates a mechanical biological treatment (MBT) facility on the site, plans to build a 10MW Energy Recovery Facility (ERF) to be powered by refuse-derived fuel (RDF). (www.neattechnology.com)

FIRST INSTALLATION
Denmark is the first European country to see the installation of the new IPS TRHE high-pressure, two-ram baler a 750-50 model from the range of smaller balers designed particularly with start-up users in mind. The Danish contracting company, Torben Clausen A/S, was looking for a multi-material baler that represented value-for-money and was economical to run. The materials to be baled included plastic film, cardboard, 1-tonne bags, HDPE, PVC and 200-litre hard plastic barrels with lids, all of which can be dealt with efficiently by a shearing knife cutting system. The customer also liked the fact that, although the TRHE baler has a small footprint, it is still a two-ram with 80 ton force making good bale weights cardboard bales up to 640 kg and 200-litre drum bales of 520 kg. A low cost operation is made possible by the 37.5 kW motor, which means very efficient running costs. Further, the TRHE 750-50 is fitted with the patented IPS hinged sidewalls that virtually eliminate shearing and reduces running costs by 40%. Together with the larger two-ram baler range, that has already
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STRAIGHT CUTS CO2 BY 29%

Straight plc has completed a recertification of its Carbon Reduction Label having delivered a 29% reduction in CO2 emissions associated with certified products. Most of the waste and recycling containers made by the company at its state-of-the-art factory in Hull bear the Carbon Reduction Label, including kerbside boxes, food waste caddies, wheeled containers and inner caddies, compost bins and water butts. Straight was first awarded the Carbon Reduction Label in 2011 by undergoing a rigorous process through which a detailed lifecycle analysis was carried out and then audited by the Carbon Trust under the PAS 2050 standard. This was developed by the Carbon Trust in partnership with Defra. A recertification of all previously labelled products has now been completed as is required every two years. The 2013 assessment has demonstrated an average reduction on more than 29% of CO2 emissions since the original certification in June 2011. This is due to increased throughput of recycled material at the Hull manufacturing facility and energy efficiency savings. (www.straight.co.uk)

HSM OPEN DAY

HSM GmbH + Co. KG, based in southern Germany, recently invited customers to an Open Day at its plants in Frickingen and Salem. Some 100 participants from Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Poland were able to preview the companys latest developments.

The so-called Rapid Traverse Technology was developed especially for the V-Press vertical baling press range and was presented for the first time. Energy consumption and the driving power are significantly reduced while, at the same time, increasing the throughput capacity. This technology reduces cycle time by approximately 25-30%. The HSM HL 3521 T is another new product. This horizontal baling press has a specially reinforced press chamber and is therefore particularly effective for compressing car tyres. HSM also presented themselves as a competent partner for PET recycling. Full PET bottles, six packs and Tetra Packs can be emptied quickly and reliably using the HSM FluidEx 600 which has a throughput capacity of approximately 10,000 bottles per hour and can be integrated easily within existing processes.
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Participants were impressed with the presentation of one of their largest presses, the HSM VK 12018 R FU. VK stands for fully automatic channel baling press, 120 for 1200 kN pressing power, 18 for the length of the loading aperture (1800 mm), R for recycling and FU for frequency-regulated drive. This drive makes a significant contribution both in terms of environmental protection and efficiency with possible savings in energy costs of up to 40%. This drive is available as an option for many of the HSM baling presses and multistage shredder systems. With a drive of 2 x 90 kW, the VK 120 can press up to 35 tonnes of mixed paper per hour, each weighing approximately 1 tonne. The tighter the bales are pressed, the more stable they are for internal or external storage at paper mills. With bale dimensions of 1.10 m x 1.10 m, they are ideally sized for truck loading and, compared to smaller presses, save around 1/3 on wire usage. (www.hsm.eu)

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LORD MAYORS PARADE

Four uniquely designed Taylor Continental 1,100L bins were towed as part of the Recycling in the City float during the recent Lord Mayors Parade just one of the many floats to line the streets for the inauguration of the 686th Lord Mayor of the City of London, Fiona Woolf. Karen Marks, Recycling and Clean City Awards Officer at the City of London Corporation, said, Our Recycling in the City float aimed to promote recycling and the 20th anniversary of the City's unique Clean City Awards. Everyone who participated had a great time and played their part in increasing awareness of the importance of effective waste management and recycling in the capital. (www.taylorbins.co.uk)

VIRTUAL TOUR
Having completed their new production and administration building, UNTHA have added a virtual tour of the plant to its website. Not everyone who is interested in the shredding solutions offered by the company gets the opportunity to take a look behind the scenes of a modern production facility to get a personal impression of how products are produced. With the virtual UNTHA-Tour, its a different story. All doors and gates are open to visitors and they can navigate through all areas of the company at the click of a mouse from the comfort of their desk.

IMPACT MOVES
Impact Air Systems, the Leicester-based waste extraction and separation company is celebrating its relocation to new, larger premises, in response to strong global growth and an increase in demand for its services within the recycling industry. The independently-owned company designs, installs and maintains systems that provide worldwide waste management companies with an efficient way of extracting and separating waste in order to reduce landfill and to increase the value of their recyclables. The new two-storey building with a 2,900 sq ft warehouse, is now home to its Parts Replenishment Department and most importantly a new and improved Recycling Test Facility, where customers can bring samples of their materials to be separated and can try before they buy. (www.impactair.co.uk)

From delivery of materials to mechanical processing and final assembly, no secrets are left uncovered. At so-called POIs (Points of Interest), visitors are given further interesting information and can penetrate even deeper into the world of reliable shredding technology. With the aid of the virtual works tour, we are making the UNTHA brand transparent to a wide range of customers. The purpose is to convince visitors of the high standards of quality applied throughout our organisation. We also want to demonstrate that we are a modern production company located in Austria and that we are not manufacturing in low-wage countries, explains Christoph Walchhofer, Director of Marketing and Product Management. (www.untha.com)

DOUBLE ACCOLADE
Waste and recycling company Biffa IRM are celebrating a double-whammy at the prestigious CIWM Awards for Excellence. Highlighting the partnership approach that Biffa IRM develops with its customers and stakeholders, both awards the ERM Energy Recovery Award and Ceris Burns International Innovation Practice Award were awarded for Biffa-led projects. The ERM Energy Recovery Award was won for the innovative relationship between Biffa IRM, its broad customer base, Biffa Municipal and Convert2Green. Biffa IRM was also delighted that its customer, Premier Foods, received the Ceris Burns International Innovation Practice Award. It recognised innovation as the creation of better or more effective processes, products, technologies or ideas that bring about substantial positive change. (www.biffa.co.uk)
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WEST LOTHIAN INVESTMENT

West Lothian Council has upgraded their HWRC (household waste recycling centre) compaction equipment for the first time since 2005 with a major investment in four Bergmann Mobile Roll Packers. The machines were installed in October 2013 in four HWRCs (Livingston, Blackburn, Linlithgow and Broxburn) and replace three 2005 model Pakawaste units and one 11 year old Bergmann Mobile. The units were installed to improve the compaction in 40 yard open containers in order to reduce transport costs and to reduce maintenance costs. West Lothian have opted for the latest Bergmann model which includes a container-moving arm. The arm can pick up full containers up to 10 tonnes in weight and move them in and out of position on the sites. This is a major efficiency benefit as the Council no longer have to use a separate roll-on-off lorry to travel to the site to manoeuvre containers. (www.bergmanndirect.co.uk)

important, as everything needed to be exactly right prior to export. This particularly included getting the conveyor bandwidth and speed right so the conveyor meets future needs. Ease of cleaning and maintenance to minimise downtime, as well as safety systems to protect operators, especially in the picking area, have also been builtin, explains Mark Smith, Engineering Director at Middleton Engineering. (www.middletonengineering.co.uk)

ROLLOUT IN SCOTLAND
Taylors latest urban recycling solution, the Mini Street, has received its first mass UK order following the Western Isles Councils decision to roll out the unit across all of its major tourist areas across the Islands. The Council has purchased 60 units, which have been located in prominent public areas throughout the islands, including ferry terminals, the new marina and the castle grounds.The Mini Street has grown in popularity amongst local authorities since the prototype was unveiled at last years RWM. The 240 and 360-litre units, which follow the same design principles as Taylors Street Unit, have been designed to provide a discreet, aesthetically pleasing housing unit that contains two-wheeled bins. (www.taylorbins.co.uk)

MALTESE INVESTMENT
Materials recovery facility, U-Recycle Ltd, based in Malta has installed a new state-of-the-art in floor chain conveyor and two man picking station from specialist UK recycling engineers, Middleton Engineering, to upgrade and improve facilities at its operations centre in Naxxar. The new two flight conveyor, with mid-point picking station for removing unwanted material from the waste stream, will primarily handle paper and plastic, and has been designed to feed an existing channel baler. A majority of the material will include shredded paper from a growing number of commercial customers and the company expects to be handling around 500 tonnes of waste material per month. U-Recycle Ltds Managing Director, Joseph Sammut explains, Our materials recovery business is expanding, so we needed a new conveyor to separate and process material more easily to make our operation more efficient and result in a higher quality end product. The fact that Middleton offered a complete solution fully integrated with our existing baler, as well as organising the logistics of shipping and installation, was the perfect investment solution. Design aspects for the new conveyor, which was fabricated at Middletons manufacturing centre in Somerset, was especially
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TRADING UPDATE
DS Smith Plc has issued its period-end trading statement for the half-year to 31 October 2013. Overall, Group trading has been in line with our expectations, with good performances across all our businesses, states Miles Roberts, CEO. The market and business trends from our Interim Management Statement of 3rd September 2013 have continued. Within our Packaging business, we have continued to gain further market share due to our differentiated and strong customer proposition and corrugated volume growth remains in excess of our target of GDP+1 per cent. We are particularly pleased with delivery from legacy SCA Packaging regions. We are recovering input cost increases as expected, with the usual lag. Mr Roberts continues, Our overall outlook remains positive. The cost synergies from the acquisition of SCA Packaging are on track and will continue to be delivered progressively through this financial year. The Group expects continued performance in line with the companys medium term financial targets and views the remainder of the year with confidence.
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154M GREEN INVESTMENT

Delivery of Glasgows new 154m Recycling and Renewable Energy Centre (GRREC) at Polmadie, on the citys South-side, has stepped up a gear as Glasgow City Council Leader, Councillor Gordon Matheson, joined newly recruited apprentices on the Viridor site to mark the start of construction. The facility will have capacity to handle 200,000 tonnes of council green bin residual waste every year. The plant, working in combination with city wide blue, brown and purple bin recycling, will divert green bin residual waste away from landfill, saving millions of pounds, releasing recyclable resources from household waste and producing valuable heat and power from what will be one of the most advanced waste management facilities in Europe. The project is expected to be completed in 2016.

Ground breaking ceremony

IS ANYONE LISTENING?
Prior to the Chancellors Autumn Statement (December 4th), David Workman, Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) Director General, wrote to the Chancellor outlining a number of measures that could enhance the competitive position of the UK Paper Industry. The policy of rebalancing the economy by strengthening manufacturing is being severely hindered by high UK energy costs, especially ironic when these are intended to reduce emissions of carbon. National carbon accounting focuses on direct emissions in the UK, meaning swapping UK manufactured goods for imported ones simply offshores the emissions, resulting in no reduction in global emissions. Of course, alongside the emissions being offshored, so also are the jobs and wealth creation that we should be benefitting from, commented Mr Workman. While it is the cumulative impact of Government policies that is critical to CPI Members, Mr Workman highlighted a number of specific measures that should be taken as a matter of urgency: The Carbon Price Floor (CPF) should be cancelled or frozen at the current level. The near doubling of Carbon Price Support (CPS) rates in 2014 and then doubling again in 2015 are simply unaffordable, especially in the absence of State Aid approval for the promised compensation for electro-intensive installations
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 Industrial energy generation should be supported. With so much investment required in new electricity generation equipment, supporting investment by industry in producing its own electricity should be a priority. Unfortunately, during 2013, the economics of operating and building industrial Combined Heat & Power (CHP) plant has been severely damaged by a number of new Government policies. A simple way to undo this damage would be to make CHP exempt from CPS taxation. The compensation package for electro-intensive installations should be extended and widened in scope. Investment cycles in industry are long and so short term support packages do not provide the certainty required to justify investment if a long term policy needs mitigation to avoid competitive damage, then support is required for the full length of the policy. The Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) should be scrapped. CRC simply adds costs to the cost of energy for much of UK industry with no environmental benefit. CRC effectively remains a tax collected in a very complicated way its priority for abolition under any red tape review is obvious. There should be a well-funded programme to support industrial energy efficiency. Present policies assume the stick of ever-higher energy prices will force energy efficiency. However, the other option is to move outside the UK to more welcoming locations. The carrot of strong financial support for energy efficiency would be a real attraction to help secure and retain UK investment. Being realistic in a role for the UK in global leadership. It is critical that UK policy is set in the context of policies being followed by other nations. Antonio Tajani, (EU industry commissioner) has warned that current energy policies and high prices risk a systemic industrial massacre. A long-term role for gas generation. Much progress has been made in accepting a role for lower carbon gas in displacing coal in electricity generation. But for this to be effective, the gas market needs to operate properly. In particular, the working of the wholesale market should be examined with any link between oil and gas prices decoupled.

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EEF EXPORT DEVELOPMENT AWARD

Droitwich waste container and urban recycling solutions manufacturer, Taylor, has scooped the prestigious EEF/Dunedin Export Development Award in the EEF Manufacturing Awards 2013. The regional ceremony, which was held at the Heritage Motor Centre in Gaydon, celebrated Taylors export success in 13 countries and recognised how the company is on target to achieve 20 per cent export sales within five years of launching its export programme. Taylor will now compete with the other EEF regions in the national ceremony, which takes place in London on 30 January 2014. (www.taylorbins.co.uk)

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BAGS, SACKS & FIBCs
BAG & BALE LTD Unit 5A, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 0845 600 1061 f: 0845 600 1062 e: info@bagandbale.com www.bagandbale.com GLOPAC LTD The Packaging Centre, Edison Road, Hams Hall, Coleshill, Birmingham B46 1AB t: 01675 431000 f: 01675 431066 e: simon@glopac.co.uk www.glopac.co.uk LBK PACKAGING The leading supplier of Recycling Bags and FIBCs Overbrook Court, Overbrook Lane, Knowsley Business Park, Liverpool L34 9FB t: 0151 547 5380 f: 0151 549 0693 e: sales@lbkpackaging.co.uk www.lbkpackaging.co.uk SACKMAKER THE name in bags for recycling Seath Road, Rutherglen Industrial Estate, Rutherglen, Glasgow G73 1RW t: 0141 643 0244 f: 0141 643 0219 e: info@sackmaker.com www.sackmaker.com WEIR & CARMICHAEL 100-130 St Johns Road, Bootle, Liverpool L20 8BH t: 0151 934 1250 f: 0151 934 1279 e: info@weirbags.co.uk www.weirbags.co.uk HSM (UK) LTD 14 Attwood Road, Zone 1, Burntwood Business Park, Burntwood, Staffs WS7 3GJ t: (service hotline) 0845 612 0040 m: +44 (0)7711 088213 t: 01543 272480 f: 01543 272080 e: john.hunter@hsm.eu www.hsm.eu KENBURN WASTE MANAGEMENT LTD Kenburn House, Porters Wood, St Albans, Herts AL3 6HX t: 01727 844988 f: 01727 844778 e: info@kenburn.co.uk www.kenburn.co.uk LYNDEX RECYCLING SYSTEMS LIMITED Stafford Park 10, Telford, Shropshire TF3 3BP t: 01952 290333 f: 01952 290229 e: info@lyndexrecycling.com www.lyndexrecycling.com MIDDLETON ENGINEERING LTD Ashcott Road, Meare, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9SU t: 01458 860264 f: 01458 860311 e: sales@middletonengineering.co.uk www.middletonengineering.co.uk MOOVMOR ENGINEERING LTD 31 Kildare Business Park, Melitta Road, Kildare Town, Co. Kildare, Ireland UK t: 02030 277064 EU t: +353 45 521031 IRL t: 045 521031 e: sales@moovmor.com www.moovmor.com PEL WASTE REDUCTION EQUIPMENT 312 Archway Road, London N6 5AT t: 020-8340 0436 m: 07748 880610 e: sales@pelmfg.com www.pelmfg.com PRESONA AB PO Box 63, SE-273 22 Tomelilla, Sweden t: +46 417 19900 f: +46 417 19932 e: sales@presona.se www.presona.com UK t: 01278 444527 e: sales@presona.co.uk www.presona.co.uk R.C.P SA Suite S5, West Midlands House, Gipsy Lane, Willenhall WV13 2HA t: 01902 482448 m: 07808 365866 e: sales-uk@rcp-systems.com www.rcpsa.co.uk VALVAN BALING SYSTEMS N.V. Krommebeekstraat 14, B-8930 Menen, Belgium t: +32 (0)56 521 380 f: +32 (0)56 518 334 e: sales@valvan.com www.valvan.com WASTE HANDLING SOLUTIONS LTD Unit 5, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 01454 228899 f: 01454 228998 e: info@waste-handling-solutions.com www.waste-handling-solutions.com WHITHAM MILLS ENGINEERING LTD Stansfield Road, Todmorden, Lancashire OL14 5DL t: 01706 811880 (sales) t: 01706 811882 (service) f: 01706 811881 e: sales@whithammills.com www.whithammills.com

BAG OPENERS
BOA RECYCLING (UK) LTD 12 Rorrington, Nr Chirbury, Shropshire SY15 6BX t: 01938 561790 f: 01938 561791 e: deniselewis@boarecycling.co.uk www.boarecycling.co.uk

BALERS
ANIS TREND Mali Log 2A, 1318 Loski Potok, Slovenia t: +386 1 8370020 f: +386 1 8370021 e: anis@anis-trend.si www.anis-trend.si BLUE GROUP Appleton Thorn Trading Estate, Warrington, Cheshire WA4 4SN t: 0845 217 8755 e: sales@bluegroup.co.uk www.bluegroup.co.uk BOLLEGRAAF UK LTD 6 Kimberley Business Park, Kimberley Way, Brereton, Rugeley, Staffordshire WS15 1RE t: +44 (0) 1889 575 715 f: +44 (0) 1889 575 288 e: info@bollegraaf.co.uk www.bollegraaf.com DICOM LTD Lydford Road, Meadow Lane Industrial Estate, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 7RQ t: +44 (0)1773 520565 f: +44 (0)1773 520881 e: sales@dicom.ltd.uk www.dicom.ltd.uk HARRIS WASTE MANAGEMENT GROUP Unit 11, Malmesbury Business Park, Malmesbury, Wilts SN16 9JU t: +44 (0) 1666 829494 f: +44 (0) 1666 826663 e: peter.coates@harrisequip.com e: ron.towers@harrisequip.com www.harrisequip.com t: (sales) Eurobalers Ltd +44 (0) 1344 777088 f: +44 (0) 1344 761649 e: sales@eurobalers.com www.eurobalers.com

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BALE STRAPS
BAG & BALE LTD Unit 5A, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 0845 600 1061 f: 0845 600 1062 e: info@bagandbale.com www.bagandbale.com WHITHAM MILLS ENGINEERING LTD Stansfield Road, Todmorden, Lancashire OL14 5DL t: 01706 811880 (sales) t: 01706 811882 (service) f: 01706 811881 e: sales@whithammills.com www.whithammills.com

BALING WIRE BALE STRAP MANUFACTURER

CARGO STRAP South Mills, Jubilee Road, Newtownards, Co. Down BT23 4YH t: 028 9181 8853 f: 028 9182 0009 e: cargostrap@utvinternet.com www.cargostrap.co.uk ACCENT WIRE (UK) LTD Unit 3, Perseverance Mill, Mill Street, Wibsey, Bradford BD6 3HS t: 01274 693159 f: 01274 674445 e: accent.wire@btconnect.com www.accentwire.co.uk BAG & BALE LTD Unit 5A, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 0845 600 1061 f: 0845 600 1062 e: info@bagandbale.com www.bagandbale.com CAPARO WIRE Ash Road North, Wrexham Ind Est, Wrexham LL13 9JT t: 01978 666800 f: 01978 666840 e: sales@caparo-wire.co.uk www.caparo-wire.co.uk CAPARO WIRE FAIRBRIGHT WORKS Phoenix Street, West Bromwich, West Midlands B70 0AS t: 0121 500 6860 f: 0121 553 3893 e: sales@caparo-wire-fairbright.co.uk www.caparo-wire.co.uk QUANTUM WIRE Westfields Trading Estate, Hereford HR4 9NS t: 01432 376138 f: 01432 352735 e: info@quantumwire.co.uk www.quantumwire.co.uk

BALING MSW, RDF, SRF

DICOM LTD Lydford Road, Meadow Lane Industrial Estate, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 7RQ t: +44 (0)1773 520565 f: +44 (0)1773 520881 e: sales@dicom.ltd.uk www.dicom.ltd.uk FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com R.C.P SA Suite S5, West Midlands House, Gipsy Lane, Willenhall WV13 2HA t: 01902 482448 m: 07808 365866 e: sales-uk@rcp-systems.com www.rcpsa.co.uk

BALING PRESSES
BOA RECYCLING (UK) LTD 12 Rorrington, Nr Chirbury, Shropshire SY15 6BX t: 01938 561790 f: 01938 561791 e: deniselewis@boarecycling.co.uk www.boarecycling.co.uk HSM (UK) LTD 14 Attwood Road, Zone 1, Burntwood Business Park, Burntwood, Staffs WS7 3GJ t: (service hotline) 0845 612 0040 m: +44 (0)7711 088213 t: 01543 272480 f: 01543 272080 e: john.hunter@hsm.eu www.hsm.eu KEN MILLS ENGINEERING LTD Unit 9, Greenvale Business Park, Todmorden Road, Littleborough OL15 9FG t: 01706 756500 f: 01706 374699 service & parts: 01706 756520 electrical dept: 01706 756521 hydraulic dept: 01706 756522 e: andym@kenmills.co.uk www.kenmills.co.uk R.C.P SA Suite S5, West Midlands House, Gipsy Lane, Willenhall WV13 2HA t: 01902 482448 m: 07808 365866 e: sales-uk@rcp-systems.com www.rcpsa.co.uk WASTE HANDLING SOLUTIONS LTD Unit 5, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 01454 228899 f: 01454 228998 e: info@waste-handling-solutions.com www.waste-handling-solutions.com

BIOMASS FUEL PREPARATION & DOSING

FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com VECOPLAN LTD Longbridge Technology Park, 2 Devon Way, Longbridge, Birmingham B31 2TS t: 0845 643 4807 / 0121 222 5492 f: 0121 222 5489 e: uk-enquiries@vecoplan.co.uk www.vecoplan.co.uk

BRIQUETTE PRESSES
FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com

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COMPACTORS
DICOM LTD Lydford Road, Meadow Lane Industrial Estate, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 7RQ t: +44 (0)1773 520565 f: +44 (0)1773 520881 e: sales@dicom.ltd.uk www.dicom.ltd.uk FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com KELPACK LTD Unit 7, Haywood House, Hydra Business Park, Nether Lane, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S35 9ZX t: 08000 149400 f: 08005 053744 e: kelpacksalessupport@kelpack.com www.kelpack.com KENBURN WASTE MANAGEMENT LTD Kenburn House, Porters Wood, St Albans, Herts AL3 6HX t: 01727 844988 f:01727 844778 e: info@kenburn.co.uk www.kenburn.co.uk PEL WASTE REDUCTION EQUIPMENT 312 Archway Road, London N6 5AT t: 020-8340 0436 m: 07748 880610 e: sales@pelmfg.com www.pelmfg.com WASTE HANDLING SOLUTIONS LTD Unit 5, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 01454 228899 f: 01454 228998 e: info@waste-handling-solutions.com www.waste-handling-solutions.com BOA RECYCLING (UK) LTD 12 Rorrington, Nr Chirbury, Shropshire SY15 6BX t: 01938 561790 f: 01938 561791 e: deniselewis@boarecycling.co.uk www.boarecycling.co.uk BOLLEGRAAF UK LTD 6 Kimberley Business Park, Kimberley Way, Brereton, Rugeley, Staffordshire WS15 1RE t: +44 (0) 1889 575 715 f: +44 (0) 1889 575 288 e: info@bollegraaf.co.uk www.bollegraaf.com CENTRAL CONVEYORS LTD Unit 37, Hayhill Industrial Estate, Barrow-upon-Soar, Loughborough, Leics LE12 8LD t: 01509 816064 f: 01509 812212 e: info@central-conveyors.co.uk www.central-conveyors.co.uk FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com MIDDLETON ENGINEERING LTD Ashcott Road, Meare, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9SU t: 01458 860264 f: 01458 860311 e: sales@middletonengineering.co.uk www.middletonengineering.co.uk O.KAY ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD Eagle Avenue, Magnetic Park, Desborough, Northamptonshire NN14 2WD t: +44 (0)1536 765010 f: +44 (0)1536 765011 e: postbox@okay.co.uk www.okay.co.uk PRESONA AB PO Box 63, SE-273 22 Tomelilla, Sweden t: +46 417 19900 f: +46 417 19932 e: sales@presona.se www.presona.com UK t: 01278 444527 e: sales@presona.co.uk www.presona.co.uk R.C.P SA Suite S5, West Midlands House, Gipsy Lane, Willenhall WV13 2HA t: 01902 482448 m: 07808 365866 e: sales-uk@rcp-systems.com www.rcpsa.co.uk SAFETECH SAFETY SYSTEMS 43c Carrmere Road, Leechmere Ind Est, Sunderland SR2 9TW t: 0191 521 4316 f: 0191 521 4317 e: info@safetechsystems.com www.safetechsystems.com

COMPOST BINS
STRAIGHT PLC No. 1 Whitehall Riverside, Leeds LS1 4BN t: +44 (0)113 245 2244 f: +44 (0)113 245 2255 e: info@straight.co.uk www.straight.co.uk

CONTAINER REFURBISHMENT
UK CONTAINER MAINTENANCE LTD Unit 6 Winnington Business Park, Winnington Ave, Northwich CW8 4FT t: 01606 723020 f: 01606 872478 e: info@ukcontainers.co.uk www.ukcontainers.co.uk

CONTAINER TIPPING EQUIPMENT

WASTE HANDLING SOLUTIONS LTD Unit 5, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 01454 228899 f: 01454 228998 e: info@waste-handling-solutions.com www.waste-handling-solutions.com

CONVEYOR BELTING CONVEYORS

A I C S TECIDENT SAFETY SYSTEMS 765 Henley Road, Slough Trading Estate, Slough SL1 4JW t: +44 (0) 845 603 1601 f: +44 (0) 1753 537314 e: mail@aicsolutions.com www.aicsolutions.com APEX BELTING LTD Boldero Road, Moreton Hall Industrial Estate, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP32 7BS t: 01284 752486 f: 01284 750542 e: sales@apexbelting.co.uk www.apexbelting.co.uk

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DUST EXTRACTION
FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com MIST-AIR ENVIRONMENTAL LTD Hillcrest, Pen-y-Bont, Oswestry, Shropshire SY10 9JF t: 01691 828487 f: 01691 828499 e: info@mist-air.co.uk www.mist-air.co.uk

MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT

FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com WASTE HANDLING SOLUTIONS LTD Unit 5, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 01454 228899 f: 01454 228998 e: info@waste-handling-solutions.com www.waste-handling-solutions.com

DUST SUPPRESSION
MIST-AIR ENVIRONMENTAL LTD Hillcrest, Pen-y-Bont, Oswestry, Shropshire SY10 9JF t: 01691 828487 f: 01691 828499 e: info@mist-air.co.uk www.mist-air.co.uk

MRFs
BOLLEGRAAF UK LTD 6 Kimberley Business Park, Kimberley Way, Brereton, Rugeley, Staffordshire WS15 1RE t: +44 (0) 1889 575 715 f: +44 (0) 1889 575 288 e: info@bollegraaf.co.uk www.bollegraaf.com FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com KEN MILLS ENGINEERING LTD Unit 9, Greenvale Business Park, Todmorden Road, Littleborough OL15 9FG t: 01706 756500 f: 01706 374699 service & parts: 01706 756520 electrical dept: 01706 756521 hydraulic dept: 01706 756522 e: andym@kenmills.co.uk www.kenmills.co.uk O.KAY ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD Eagle Avenue, Magnetic Park, Desborough, Northamptonshire NN14 2WD t: +44 (0)1536 765010 f: +44 (0)1536 765011 e: postbox@okay.co.uk www.okay.co.uk VECOPLAN LTD Longbridge Technology Park, 2 Devon Way, Longbridge, Birmingham B31 2TS t: 0845 643 4807 / 0121 222 5492 f: 0121 222 5489 e: uk-enquiries@vecoplan.co.uk www.vecoplan.co.uk WASTE HANDLING SOLUTIONS LTD Unit 5, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 01454 228899 f: 01454 228998 e: info@waste-handling-solutions.com www.waste-handling-solutions.com

FOOD WASTE CONTAINERS

STRAIGHT PLC No. 1 Whitehall Riverside, Leeds LS1 4BN t: +44 (0)113 245 2244 f: +44 (0)113 245 2255 e: info@straight.co.uk www.straight.co.uk

HEALTH AND SAFETY

HEALTH AND SAFETY PLUS Waste industry specialist for Health and Safety Cumberland House, 129 High Street, Billericay, Essex CM12 9AH t: 01277 844385 f: 01277 844399 e: info@healthandsafetyplus.co.uk www.healthandsafetyplus.co.uk

INSURANCE
ARTHUR MARSH & SON Cambrai Court, 1231 Stratford Road, Hall Green, Birmingham B28 9AA t: 0121 382 1001 f: 0121 777 2159 e: waste@am-insurance.com www.am-waste.com Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority

KERBSIDE COLLECTION BOXES

STRAIGHT PLC No. 1 Whitehall Riverside, Leeds LS1 4BN t: +44 (0)113 245 2244 f: +44 (0)113 245 2255 e: info@straight.co.uk www.straight.co.uk

KERBSIDE COLLECTION CONTAINERS

STRAIGHT PLC No. 1 Whitehall Riverside, Leeds LS1 4BN t: +44 (0)113 245 2244 f: +44 (0)113 245 2255 e: info@straight.co.uk www.straight.co.uk WEIR & CARMICHAEL 100-130 St Johns Road, Bootle, Liverpool L20 8BH t: 0151 934 1250 f: 0151 934 1279 e: info@weirbags.co.uk www.weirbags.co.uk

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PAPER BROKERS
HIGHLANDER INTERNATIONAL RECYCLING LTD 710 Linwood Avenue, East Kilbride, Glasgow G74 5NE t: 01355 524215 f: 01355 529387 e: info@highlanderinternational.co.uk www.highlanderinternational.co.uk SAFETECH SAFETY SYSTEMS 43c Carrmere Road, Leechmere Ind Est, Sunderland SR2 9TW t: 0191 521 4316 f: 0191 521 4317 e: info@safetechsystems.com www.safetechsystems.com

SCREW COMPACTORS
DICOM LTD Lydford Road, Meadow Lane Industrial Estate, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 7RQ t: +44 (0)1773 520565 f: +44 (0)1773 520881 e: sales@dicom.ltd.uk www.dicom.ltd.uk

POLYSTYRENE COMPACTORS
FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com

SECURE CONFIDENTIAL DATA COLLECTION CONSOLES RECOVERED PAPER PROCESSORS, MERCHANTS & EXPORTERS
DS SMITH RECYCLING Ty Gwyrdd, 11 Beddau Way, Caerphilly CF83 2AX t: 0800 7 831 831 f: 02920 718483 e: complete.services@dssmithrecycling.com www.dssmithrecycling.com HIGHLANDER INTERNATIONAL RECYCLING LTD 710 Linwood Avenue, East Kilbride, Glasgow G74 5NE t: 01355 524215 f: 01355 529387 e: info@highlanderinternational.co.uk www.highlanderinternational.co.uk INTERNATIONAL FOREST PRODUCTS (UK) St Annes House, Oxford Square, Oxford Street, Newbury RG14 1JQ t: +44 (0) 1635 581732 f: +44 (0) 1635 581735 e: neilg@ifpcorp.com www.ifpcorp.com INTERNATIONAL RECOVERED PAPER (IRP) LTD 53 Albion Road, New Mills, High Peak SK22 3EX t: +44 (0) 1663 749 068 f: +44 (0) 1663 749 217 e: sales@recovered-paper.com www.recovered-paper.com J & H SALES (INTERNATIONAL) LTD 11A Cambridge Park, Wanstead, London E11 2PU t: (020) 8989 6606 f: (020) 8989 6659 e: info@jandhsales.com www.jandhsales.com PALM RECYCLING UK LTD Pioneer House, Pioneer Business Park, North Road, Ellesmere Port CH65 1AD t: 0151 550 4684 f: 0151 550 4686 e: enquiries@palmrecycling.co.uk www.palmrecycling.co.uk RECYCLING UK LTD Unit 11 Alvaston Business Park, Middlewich Road, Nantwich CW5 6PF freefone: 0800 030 4154 t: 01270 611444 f: 01270 611484 e: info@www.recycling-uk.com www.recycling-uk.com SMURFIT KAPPA RECYCLING Head Office: Amington House, 17 Galena Close, Tamworth, Staffs B77 4AS t: 01827 892100 f: 01827 330200 e: recycling.uk@smurfitkappa.co.uk www.smurfitkappa-recycling.com EUROPANEL (UK) LTD 1 Gerrard Place, East Gillibrands, Skelmersdale WN8 9SU t: 01695 731033 f: 01695 727489 e: info@europanelonline.co.uk www.euro-panel.co.uk JAKE, CONNOR & CREW INC. European Division: BM Box 3274, London WC1N 3XX t: 00-800-3525-5253 e: sales@jakeconnorandcrew.co.uk www.jakeconnorandcrew.com

SHREDDERS
AXO SHREDDERS LTD 11 Kenneth Way, Wilstead Ind. Park, Wilstead, Bedford MK45 3PD t: +44 1234 742400 f: +44 1234 742401 e: uk@axo.cc www.axo.cc BOLLEGRAAF UK LTD 6 Kimberley Business Park, Kimberley Way, Brereton, Rugeley WS15 1RE t: +44 (0) 1889 575 715 f: +44 (0) 1889 575 288 e: info@bollegraaf.co.uk www.bollegraaf.com ECOSYSTEM LTD 24 East Grinstead Road, Lingfield, Surrey RH7 6EP t: 01342 833111 m: 07917 125026 e: ianw@evashred.co.uk www.evashred.co.uk www.officerocker.co.uk ERDWICH ZERKLEINERUNGSSYSTEME GMBH Kolpingstrasse 8, D-86916 Kaufering, Germany t: 0049 (0)8191 9652-0 f: 0049 (0)8191 9652-16 e: infoline@erdwich.de www.erdwich.de FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com GLOBAL RECYCLING T/A SHRED-TECH UK Cook House, Brunel Drive, Newark, Notts NG24 2FB t: 01636 594360 f: 01636 594364 e: sales@globalrecycling.eu www.shred-tech-uk.com HSM (UK) LTD 14 Attwood Road, Zone 1, Burntwood Business Park, Burntwood, Staffs WS7 3GJ t: (service hotline) 0845 612 0040 m: +44 (0)7711 088213 t: 01543 272480 f: 01543 272080 e: john.hunter@hsm.eu www.hsm.eu

SAFETY SYSTEMS
A I C S TECIDENT SAFETY SYSTEMS 765 Henley Road, Slough Trading Estate, Slough SL1 4JW t: +44 (0) 845 603 1601 f: +44 (0) 1753 537314 e: mail@aicsolutions.com www.aicsolutions.com

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MDS Unit b, Copley Hill Trading Estate, Whitehall Rd, Leeds LS12 1HE t: 0113 243 8290 f: 0113 243 2796 e: sales@meltog.com www.meltog.com METSO MINERALS LTD, RECYCLING BUSINESS Parkfield Road, Rugby, Warwickshire CV21 1QJ t: 01788 532255 f: 01788 561170 e: recycling.info.uk@metso.com www.metso.com/recycling PACKAGING AIDS LTD T/A PACKER Lords Way, Basildon, Essex SS13 1TN t: 01268 885885 f: 01268 885860 e: sales@packer-products.co.uk www.packer-products.co.uk R.C.P SA Suite S5, West Midlands House, Gipsy Lane, Willenhall WV13 2HA t: 01902 482448 m: 07808 365866 e: sales-uk@rcp-systems.com www.rcpsa.co.uk ULSTER SHREDDERS Cogry Works, 65 Creagh Road, Castledawson, Magherafelt, Northern Ireland BT45 8EW t: 028 7965 0050 f: 028 7965 0025 e: info@ulstershredders.com www.ulstershredders.com VECOPLAN LTD Longbridge Technology Park, 2 Devon Way, Longbridge, Birmingham B31 2TS t: 0845 643 4807 / 0121 222 5492 f: 0121 222 5489 e: uk-enquiries@vecoplan.co.uk www.vecoplan.co.uk WHITHAM MILLS ENGINEERING LTD Stansfield Road, Todmorden, Lancashire OL14 5DL t: 01706 811880 (sales) t: 01706 811882 (service) f: 01706 811881 e: sales@whithammills.com www.whithammills.com MIST-AIR ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS Pen-y-Bont, Oswestry, Shropshire SY10 9JF t: 01691 828 487 f: 01691 828 499 e: info@mist-air.co.uk www.mist-air.co.uk ORTHOS (ENGINEERING) LTD No.2 The Point Business Park, Market Harborough LE16 7QU t: 01858 464246 f: 01858 434480 e: sales@orthos.uk.com www.sparkdetection.co.uk

STRETCH WRAP PACKING MACHINES FOR RDF, SRF, MSW

CROSS WRAP OY LTD Teollisuustie 6, FI-71800 Siilinjrvi, Finland t: +358 17 287 0270 f: +358 17 287 0271 e: sales@crosswrap.com www.crosswrap.com

TRANSFER STATIONS
DICOM LTD Lydford Road, Meadow Lane Industrial Estate, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 7RQ t: +44 (0)1773 520565 f: +44 (0)1773 520881 e: sales@dicom.ltd.uk www.dicom.ltd.uk

WASTE EXTRACTION
DELTA NEU Z.I. Rue Ampre, F-59932 La Chapelle dArmentires, France t: +33 320 105 050 f: +44 320 356 579 e: delta.neu@delta-neu.fr www.deltaneu.com HCKER POLYTECHNIK GMBH Borgloher Str. 1, D-49176 Hilter a.T.W., Germany t: +49 (0)5409 4050 f: +49 (0)5409 405 575 e: info@hpt.net www.hoecker-polytechnik.de IMPACT AIR SYSTEMS LTD 3 Kingsley Street, Leicester LE2 6DY t: +44 (0)116 244 8855 f: +44 (0)116 244 8212 e: sales@impactair.co.uk www.impactair.co.uk PARAMOUNT WASTE EXTRACTION LTD Stockists of legitimate spares for Airmat waste systems Unit 5, St Georges Industrial Estate, Wilton Road, Camberley GU15 2QW t: 0844 822 3972 f: 0844 822 3971 e: sales@paramountwaste.co.uk www.paramountwaste.co.uk PRESONA UK LTD Units 11 & 12, Blake Mill Business Park, Brue Avenue, Bridgwater TA6 5LT t: 01278 444527 f: 01278 420465 e: service@presona.co.uk www.presona.co.uk

SPARES & SERVICES

ACCENT WIRE (UK) LTD Unit 3, Perseverance Mill, Mill Street, Wibsey, Bradford BD6 3HS t: 01274 693159 f: 01274 674445 e: accent.wire@btconnect.com www.accentwire.co.uk MIDDLETON ENGINEERING LTD Ashcott Road, Meare, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9SU t: 01458 860264 f: 01458 860311 e: sales@middletonengineering.co.uk www.middletonengineering.co.uk PRESONA UK LTD Units 11 & 12, Blake Mill Business Park, Brue Avenue, Bridgwater TA6 5LT t: 01278 444527 f: 01278 420465 e: service@presona.co.uk www.presona.co.uk

SPARK DETECTION SYSTEMS & EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS

FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com GRECON LTD Unit 3, The Willows Business Centre, Ryton Ind Est, Newburn Bridge Road, Blaydon-on-Tyne NE21 4SQ t: 0191 414 7200 f: 0191 414 7300 e: sales@grecon.org www.grecon.de

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WASTE HANDLING SOLUTIONS LTD Unit 5, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 01454 228899 f: 01454 228998 e: info@waste-handling-solutions.com www.waste-handling-solutions.com

WHEEL WASHING EQUIPMENT

MIST-AIR ENVIRONMENTAL LTD Hillcrest, Pen-y-Bont, Oswestry, Shropshire SY10 9JF t: 01691 828487 f: 01691 828499 e: info@mist-air.co.uk www.mist-air.co.uk

WASTE HANDLING SYSTEMS

FERCELL ENGINEERING LTD Unit 1, Old Mill Lane, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7DT t: +44(0)845 130 4014 f: +44(0)845 130 4015 e: bruce@fercell.com www.fercell.com WASTE HANDLING SOLUTIONS LTD Unit 5, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 01454 228899 f: 01454 228998 e: info@waste-handling-solutions.com www.waste-handling-solutions.com

WHEELED WASTE CONTAINERS

JAKE, CONNOR & CREW INC. European Division: BM Box 3274, London WC1N 3XX t: 00-800-3525-5253 e: sales@jakeconnorandcrew.co.uk www.jakeconnorandcrew.com STRAIGHT PLC No. 1 Whitehall Riverside, Leeds LS1 4BN t: +44 (0)113 245 2244 f: +44 (0)113 245 2255 e: info@straight.co.uk www.straight.co.uk WEIR & CARMICHAEL 100-130 St Johns Road, Bootle, Liverpool L20 8BH t: 0151 934 1250 f: 0151 934 1279 e: info@weirbags.co.uk www.weirbags.co.uk

WASTE MANAGEMENT
DS SMITH RECYCLING Ty Gwyrdd, 11 Beddau Way, Caerphilly CF83 2AX t: 0800 7 831 831 f: 02920 718483 e: complete.services@dssmithrecycling.com www.dssmithrecycling.com WASTE HANDLING SOLUTIONS LTD Unit 5, Crown Industrial Estate, Crown Road, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8JJ t: 01454 228899 f: 01454 228998 e: info@waste-handling-solutions.com www.waste-handling-solutions.com

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