Andusia are pleased to report they have now exported just over 1.4 million tonnes of RDF in their 8 and a half years in industry. Exporting RDF waste to EfW plants across Northern Europe and Scandinavia, and diverting it from UK landfill.
It has been a busy month and Andusia are happy to announce the addition of another RDF supply partner, family-run Britaniacrest Recycling, based in Surrey.
Formed in 1993, Britaniacrest have grown from strength to strength to become one of the South’s leading private waste management companies.
Andusia is delighted to announce they have secured an RDF supply contract with London’s largest recycling and waste management company, Powerday.
Powerday have the capacity to process over 2 million tonnes of construction, demolition, municipal, commercial and industrial waste a year. Using the latest technology to recycle and recover, they are committed to providing 100% diversion from landfill solutions.
Never before has it been so vital to dispose of infectious waste responsibly. In addition to the safety risks presented from moving clinical waste long distance overseas and the added approvals required, there is also a significant cost, both direct and indirect.
Why not dispose of clinical waste locally in the UK, where there IS capacity? Andusia is sole supplier to a UK based facility, opening next month.
Andusia are to be sole supplier to a new clinical waste treatment plant in Worcestershire, Malvern. Announced last year, the high temperature treatment plant is now very close to commissioning.
Andusia have recently extended their bulk shipping contract with combined heat and power plant ARC (Amager Ressourcecenter), at their “Copenhill’ facility, based in Copenhagen, Denmark.
