A Waste Transfer Season Ticket, often referred to as an “annual waste transfer note,” is a single document that covers multiple transfers of non-hazardous waste over a period of up to 12 months. Unlike individual Waste Transfer Notes (WTNs), which…
Hiring a waste contractor isn’t just about getting rid of rubbish – it’s about ensuring legal compliance, environmental responsibility, and protecting your business from fines or reputational harm. Under the UK’s Duty of Care laws, businesses must verify that their waste is…
Businesses in the UK generating commercial waste have a legal and ethical responsibility to ensure it’s disposed of responsibly. Central to this obligation is hiring a registered waste carrier – a decision that protects your business from severe financial, legal, and reputational…
Businesses in the UK have a legal obligation under the Duty of Care regulations to manage waste responsibly. Central to this obligation are two critical documents: the Waste Transfer Note (WTN) and the Waste Transfer Season Note. While both serve as proof of compliance, they…
The European Waste Catalogue (EWC), also known as the List of Waste (LoW), provides standardized codes to classify common types of waste, ensuring compliance with UK regulations like the Environmental Protection Act 1990. Whether you’re a small business, a waste…
Most farmers, agribusinesses, and AD plants will produce some sort of waste that will require processing or disposal at a waste management facility or landfill site throughout the year, such as round bale plastic, fertilizer bags, containers, and packaging. All…