Working in partnership with suppliers
Partnering to support sustainable waste management
The Biffa procurement team works in partnership with our suppliers to strive for improvements & innovations to support sustainable waste management across the UK. The supply management team monitors external spend and works closely with business leaders and superb suppliers to source the right products and services efficiently. Working with our supplier partners to achieve the highest standards of responsible sourcing, sustainability and human rights. We aim to continue to stamp out modern slavery, reduce accidents & support our communities. As a supplier to Biffa we need your support to achieve these goals & together we can make a difference.
How to become a registered Biffa supplier
To become registered as a Biffa supplier you need to meet Biffa procurement’s ethical, environmental and health and safety standards. Biffa works closely with registered charities, micro-suppliers and organisations who are current business customers of Biffa Waste Service Ltd to support a UK circular economy. Help us to help you. If you’re interested in working with us or have a query then get in touch.
Useful resources
General terms of purchase
Procurement policies
Important - From 01/06/2025, we are changing the bank account that we make our supplier BACS payments from. We are not expecting this to have any impact on our suppliers or our own day to day operations.
Please note the change does not apply to any customer transactions and the receipts will remain on the existing bank account.
Please note the change does not apply to any customer transactions and the receipts will remain on the existing bank account.
Modern slavery
Our commitment to creating an environment free from Modern Slavery, is embedded in our strategy, vision and purpose to lead the way in achieving a sustainable future for the UK, helping to change the way people think about waste.
As a member of the IPHR Forum we've collaborated on the Waste & Recycling Sector Modern Slavery toolkit aimed at providing businesses a best practice guide on how to address the risks of modern slavery within the waste and recycling industry and supply chain.
As a member of the IPHR Forum we've collaborated on the Waste & Recycling Sector Modern Slavery toolkit aimed at providing businesses a best practice guide on how to address the risks of modern slavery within the waste and recycling industry and supply chain.