Further to the latest Government advice on COVID-19 all our staff are now working from home.
Our priority is to keep the team safe and well whilst ensuring that we continue to look after our customers and minimise any disruption to normal service.
Andusia would like to take the opportunity to assure you that whilst borders in Europe are closing in light of the ongoing Coronavirus, trade is still moving – including RDF. Currently there are no restrictions of this nature and it is business as usual.
Please be assured, due to the ongoing Coronavirus crisis, Andusia have implemented contingency measures in the event of a UK ‘lock down’.
Last December, the Swedish Government approved plans to introduce a 75Kr (£6) per tonne tax on waste imported from the UK, effective from 1st April 2020. This tax will rise by a further £3 in both 2021 and 2022.
The tax on waste that is burnt was passed by Riksdag (Swedish parliament) in order for Sweden to achieve national climate targets.
The UK Government’s tax on landfill increases year on year and 2020 is no different. Come April this year, the landfill tax will increase once more in line with the Retail Price Index. Come April 2020, landfill tax will increase from £91.35 to £94.15 per tonne.
This month, Andusia Director, Mark Terrell, spoke at the Global CemFuels Conference and Exhibition in Paphos, Cyprus. Now in its 14th year, Global CemFuels is the largest alternative fuels conference and exhibition in the world.
During the two-day event, Mark discussed the practicalities of exporting alternative fuels to new markets, in new countries. With reference in particular, to the SRF market.
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