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With over 15 years experience operating in the Waste Management Industry in Ireland and an environmentally committed track record, we are experts in the area of recycling and treatment.
We advise our clients on the best practical environmental techniques for the adoption of waste management programmes at our clients facilities. The primary focus is on waste minimisation, advising our clients on how best to reduce loads for landfill disposal. We also manage the recycling and treatment of a wide range of products and substances on their behalf.
Waste transfer, sorting and recycling activity is a major part of the waste management process. Through our transfer, sorting and packaging activities, we can assert our abilities and know-how in the field of recovery of recyclable materials.
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What goes into your domestic recycling bin
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What goes into your recycling bin??
Recycling can substantially decrease the amount of waste going into your refuse bin and in turn decrease waste going to landfill. Below is a list of all the things that can go into your recycling bin. If there is anything missing, please call us and we'll find out for you.
Paper
Cardboard
Steel food cans
Aluminium drink cans
All plastic bottles and containers
Milk cartons
Phone books and catalogues
Soup cartons
Tissue boxes
Foil takeaway trays
Aersol cans
Shampoo/shower gel bottles
Window cleaning & washing up containers
Detergent bottles
All material must be rinsed out and clean before placing into recycling bin
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Materials Recovery: Sorting, Baling and Packaging
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MRF’s facilitate sorting, compressing, baling and packaging operations to ensure the optimum method of transport of appropriate materials for recycling and we operate a number of Materials Recovery Facilities (MRF’s) that sort non-hazardous mixed wastes collected from municipal, commercial and industrial customers, extracting the recyclable elements with only the minimum going to landfill.
We operate two waste management facilities, the first of which is located in Clonmellon Industrial Estate, approximately ten kilometres from Kells, and is the flagship of Allied Waste Managements activities. This facility operates as a non-hazardous waste recovery facility for the separation of waste materials collected for recycling, is permitted by Westmeath County Council, and is licensed to accept up to 15,000 tonnes per annum.
The second facility is located in Oldcastle in County Meath and is a land reclamation facility used for the recovery of soil and stones. This facility is permitted by Meath County Council
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Composting is a natural form of recycling, which continually occurs in nature. Composting Organic waste streams reduces the amount of Municipal Solid Waste Requiring disposal, while at the same time providing a nutrient rich soil amendment.
Allied Waste is currently piloting the collection of organic waste with Westmeath County Council with all waste collected being diverted to an In-Vessel Composting System operated by Johnstown Recycling near Mullingar. Should the operation prove successful the scheme will be rolled out to all the councils customers and Allied Waste Management is currently examining the viability of introducing a similar service to its commercial customers.
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Allied Waste Management has expertise in well-controlled chains for recycling, including:
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· Paper · Cardboard · Metal · Glass · Stone · Wood · Plastic · Electrical / Electronic Products · Organic Waste To find out more about how Allied’s different view of waste management could help you, Click Here to Contact Us |
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