ETM Working with Ashton Gate Stadium to achieve 'zero waste to landfill'
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During the Go Green Business Breakfast - Happy & Healthy hosted by Bristol Sport and Ashton Gate Stadium Amy McCormack from ETM Recycling provided an overview of how they are working with Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol to achieve 'zero waste to landfill' in 2016.
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ETM Working with Ashton Gate Stadium to achieve 'zero waste to landfill'
- 2. ZERO WASTE TO LANDFILL VENUE BY START OF 2016 SEASON www.etmrecycling.co.uk
- 3. How? Segregation is key from the concourses to back office www.etmrecycling.co.uk WASTE STREAM LOCATION FOOD WASTE CONCOURSE, KITCHENS, HOSPITALITY GLASS KITCHENS, HOPSITALITY CARD/PAPER CONCOURSE, KITCHENS, HOSPITALITY, OFFICES DRY MIXED RECYCLING (PACKAGING, PLASTIC) CONCOURSE, KITCHENS, HOSPITALITY, OFFICES GENERAL WASTE CONCOURSE, KITCHENS, HOSPITALITY, OFFICES
- 5. Waste Processing Glass – bulked, sent to processor to be melted to produce more bottles Cardboard/Paper – bulked & baled to be reprocessed & pulped Dry Mixed Recycling – segregated @ ETM General Waste – recovered for refuse derived fuel www.etmrecycling.co.uk
- 6. Food waste is key! Segregating the food waste from the general waste is key to achieving zero waste to landfill www.etmrecycling.co.uk