Andusia are pleased to have secured another loose waste contract. The agreement will see Andusia partner with Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire skip company, Bucks Recycling.
Andusia and Bucks Recycling have formed a one-year deal to supply 6,000 tonnes of loose RDF to leading EfW group, EEW’s, Knapsack facility in Germany.
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Andusia are pleased to launch their Customer Dashboard. The interactive dashboard has been designed to help our customers monitor their supplied tonnage.
Job Title: Sales Administrator
Line Manager: Director
Location: Hertford head office, Hertfordshire
Job Purpose: To manage contact with customers both new and existing, to promote Andusia and create warm leads to take further.
Andusia are pleased to announce that they have secured a loose waste contract with the UK’s largest family-owned waste management experts, Grundon Waste Management.
Andusia and Grundon have formed a one-year partnership to supply up to 10,000 tonnes of refuse-derived fuel (RDF) from their Colnbrook site to an Energy from Waste (EfW) facility in Germany. Historically, Andusia have delivered RDF in baled and wrapped form, however, having sourced a cost-effective logistical solution, RDF will be transported loose on walking floors systems.
Andusia are proud to announce they have successfully obtained ISO9001 and ISO14001 certification.
Despite already having rigorous processes in place, the business began to formalise their procedures, in line with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) last year. They have since undergone an extensive company-wide audit, carried out by accredited certification body, Alcumus ISOQAR, and the business has now been officially awarded certification.
Andusia are thrilled to have signed, what we believe to be, the largest RDF contract the waste industry has ever seen, with Germany’s leading EfW group, EEW.
The milestone contract will see Andusia supply 1 million tonnes of RDF over a 5-year period. The new deal comes due to the rising demand for green electricity across Europe; largely associated with the global issue of energy security, derived from the Russian energy crisis.
