Resnet FAQs
Q. How can I recycle my packaging waste?
A. Depending on the company size, the recycling and recovery of packaging can be a statutory obligation. For most small companies it is just a matter of engaging a local waste/recycling contractor to remove this e.g. cardboard, paper etc
Q. How can I reduce my waste/recycle my waste and save money?
A. There are many ways to save money and sometimes, even make money from waste! Wastees provides a forum for the exchange of waste materials - one persons waste can be another persons raw material. The 'Envirowise'programme is also a comprehensive support network, and will advise companies about a whole range of environment-related matters including waste, energy, water etc. There is a link to the Envirowise programme on the 'Links' section.
Q. What is the best source of information about the legalities of waste storage, transport and disposal?
A. The Environment Agency-sponsored 'NetRegs' site is probably the most comprehensive site on these matters. There is a link to this site in the 'Links' section
Q. Where can I take my waste?
A. First of all, if you have a lot of waste it would be better to get a registered waste carrier to remove it for you, to a licensed waste management facility. Secondly, you may find that some of your waste is either reusable or recyclable. If you do want to transport waste to a waste facility, you will need Waste Carrier Registration from the Environment Agency. Information about this is avaialable from the Environment Agency Website and NetRegs website
Q. Where do I find out about transporting waste?
A. The Environment Agency's NetRegs website (see links) is the best source of information about waste licensing, transportation and storage.