Are you looking for a new Dry Mixed Recycling service?
At Biffa, we offer a nationwide business recycling service for customers looking for a simple and efficient way to improve their company's recycling performance, achieve environmental compliance and control costs.If you are looking for a reliable dry mixed recycling collection service, then at Biffa we are here to help. You can get a quote and buy a recycling contract online today in under 15 minutes! If you need more time, we will email you a copy of your quote which is valid for 30 days.
What are Dry Mixed Recycling (DMR) Collections?
Dry Mixed Recycling collections are a form of recycling collection that are specifically designed to help you get rid of your clean recyclable waste in a way that is convenient to your organisation. Our Dry Mixed Recycling Collections:
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Provide a cost-effective solution for you to manage your business recycling waste and comply with regulations and legislation |
| Help your organisation reduce your impact on the environment |
| Reduces the costs (due to landfill tax) which you would face if your waste was disposed of together |
What can go in your Dry Mixed Recycling?
Dry Mixed Recycling is a broad term used to describe a range of different types of clean recycling waste that can easily be reused or reformed into other goods, products, or broken down into their core materials. Types of recycling, that are included under DMR, include:
| Paper recycling - e.g. dry paper waste, newspapers, office paper and magazines |
| Cardboard – e.g. corrugated cardboard, cereal boxes and card |
| Metal cans – e.g. clean, empty drinks cans and food tins |
| Plastic – e.g. packaging films, empty drinks bottles, rinsed out milk bottles, clean salad trays, rinsed out microwaveable meal trays & margarine tubs |
What can’t be recycled as part of DMR?
Of course, not all materials are recyclable through Dry Mixed Recycling, and for some there are other specialist services that are used in order to safely dispose of them. Likewise, there are certain materials that can contaminate DMR that should be avoided when sorting your recycling. Those include:
| Black bags (because our drivers will not be able to see if in the bag there are recyclable materials) |
| Waxed paper cups (takeaway/ single-use cups from most high street coffee shop chains) |
| Crisp packets and sweet wrappers |
| Liquids, polystyrene, glass, ceramics, wood offcuts, textiles or strapping |
| Hard and rigid plastics (e.g. pipes, drums, window frames, other bulky/large non-compactable plastic items) |
| Containers with any residue of food or hazardous material (e.g. paint tins or bleach bottles) |
If you are unsure about anything you want to dispose of, and want to know the best form of waste management solution for your situation, you can give us a call today to discuss your needs.
