Zero waste to landfill - case studies
- Alara Wholefoods is certified as a zero waste company
thanks to its efforts to ensure nothing is sent to landfill or
incineration from its factory in King's Cross, London.
- apetito has worked with WRAP on Waste Prevention Reviews as part of the company's
ambition to send zero food and packaging waste to landfill.
- Coca-Cola Enterprises continues to increase the amount
of waste it recycles from its manufacturing sites in Great
Britain as part of its aim to send zero waste to landfill.
- Kellogg's have reduced the amount of waste sent to landfill by around 15% per tonne of
food since 2005, and with further reductions expected in 2009, the company
fully
expects to meet the FDF ambition of zero waste to landfill by 2015.
- McCain Foods is disposing of less than 1% of food and packaging waste from
McCain's production.
- Müller Dairy (UK) wants to achieve a 66%
reduction by 2011, based on what it sent to landfill in 2007,
and wants to be sending zero to landfill by 2015.
- Nestlé UK provided over half a million meals (523,820) for those in need in 2008.
- Premier Foods is committed to sending zero waste to landfill by 2015.
- Ryvita has reduced the amount of waste from its Stockport
manufacturing site sent to landfill by 96%.
- United Biscuits is already sending zero food waste to landfill and has been working hard to
also reduce the amount of non food waste that is sent to landfill.
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