These materials derive from processes where solvents, paints, inks, or petroleum products have been used or manufactured. Contaminated rags and packaging, once discarded, are classified as hazardous and cannot be traditionally recycled or mix with non-hazardous waste.
The typical processes generating this waste in the UK include:
Totus is committed to minimising the environmental impact of its customers' operations, meeting the intent of the waste hierarchy, and working to minimise any potential impact on the environment. We partner with producers to aid landfill avoidance by sourcing cost effective recovery solutions. Contaminated rags and packaging often hold a high energy content and therefore make a great fuel substitute. Totus’ extensive portfolio of specialist incineration and energy recovery facilities enables us to work with producers and turn these once singular products into an alternative fuel source.
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Totus offers a comprehensive waste management service, from the initial waste assessment right through to collection and recovery of the material. Our close relationships with Pan-European specialist ADR hauliers allows us offer compliant multi-model logistical solutions, meaning we can accommodate loose, baled or packaged contaminated solids.
We understand that environmental targets, lowering carbon emissions and achieving zero waste to landfill status are increasingly high priorities for many businesses. Our commitment to offer ‘R’ code status treatment solutions supports our customers in achieving these goals.
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