Who we work for

We work for a range of companies, institutions, local, regional and national government bodies, agencies and other organisations:

  Commercial sector

Waste industry – Including a range of projects from waste compositional analysis for high tech residual waste management projects, to sales and marketing support for new commercial waste recycling services.

Manufacturers – Such as regulatory compliance assessments for products and/or services.

Retailers – We have carried out a number of environmental and waste audits for a range of retailers.

Outdoor public events - Full event recycling services for all types of events right through to the Glastonbury Festival, the largest music festival in Europe.

  Public sector - government (local, regional and central)

Defra – Under Defra’s consultancy roster we have delivered a range of waste management and recycling projects for local authorities throughout England.

East Midlands Development Agency – We delivered a resource efficiency campaign, targeting small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).

Local authorities – We have produced strategies for the roll out of new recycling services, assessed performance of kerbside collections and HWRCs, designed and delivered waste awareness campaigns and undertaken waste compositional analysis. We work across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

  Government bodies and agencies, institutions

Environment Agency – Including the management of a groundbreaking two year, behaviour change research project looking at water conservation. We are also a long term partner in the Agency’s successful Oil Care Campaign.

Waste Resources Action Programme (WRAP) – Rostered consultancy since 2005 working on a range of communication, training, technical waste and monitoring/evaluation projects.

Recycle Action Yorkshire (RAY) – Research and technical support on resource efficiency and waste, plus marketing support for this regional resource efficiency agency and its clients.

NHS Trusts – The development of waste strategy and implementation.

Education sector – Development and delivery of practical school recycling initiatives and curriculum-based classroom activities.