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Raymond Brown Minerals & Recycling create enlarged glider park by recycling on-site concrete
Company adds occupational health & safety registration to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications
New Earth Solutions purchase five Wastemaster machines for new MBT plant in Leicestershire
Latest Metso twin-deck mobile screening unit proves effective in Italian recycling operation
GLENDINNING, the largest family owned quarrying, concrete products and road contracting business in the Devon region, have been accredited with the ISO 14001...
Designed and built in the UK, Force 8 has been developed to separate recycled materials according to their aerodynamic drag.
Buoyed by interest received at Hillhead 2010, Iona Waste Systems will be showcasing their new Airtrac 3200S in action at an event organized in partnership with Waste Processing Solutions (WPS).
Finlay Hire have today (Tuesday June 22) signed a deal to purchase the new Airtrac 3200 S from Iona Waste Systems at Hillhead.
Camden Environmental of Chingford in London have added a pair of Doosan machines to their fleet, including the first DX380LC tracked excavator to be delivered to a UK customer.
WALES is to host a number of pioneering trials designed by WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme) to...
THE number of people killed in the waste and recycling sector is more than nine times the national average, and four times more workers suffer injury than in any other industry, according to the...
ROCKTRON Ltd have appointed a new chief executive and a new head of cementitious sales in response to what they say has been unprecedented international interest in their fly-ash beneficiation...
Jack Moody Ltd have reinforced their position within the waste recycling sector with further investment in state-of-the-art plant from Finlay Plant Central.
MORE than 500 experts from the global waste and recycling industries were given an insight into the latest machinery solutions on offer from JCB during two conferences staged at the company’s...
With a turnover of £4 million, 30 employees and a new dedicated recycling facility, J. O’Shea and Sons Ltd have become one of the top demolition and haulage companies in the North of England.