Unlike an ordinary bag of general waste, asbestos waste needs a bit of extra thought and attention; in fact, it needs its own waste sack entirely. Asbestos fibres can cause serious and potentially fatal diseases when inhaled, which is why asbestos is classed as hazardous waste and must be carefully contained, clearly identified, correctly packaged … Continued
Buying a bag is easy with the right supply poartner. Specifying the right bag across an NHS estate is also just as important. A liner is not simply something that stops the inside of a bin becoming unpleasant. In a well managed waste system, the bag is part of the segregation process itself. Its colour … Continued
Back in 2022, the Government announced that by 2027 every household in England would be able to recycle flexible plastic packaging at the kerbside; it felt like a genuine turning point. After years of being told that crisp packets, bread bags, salad bags and plastic wrapping belonged in the general waste bin, there was finally … Continued
Effective NHS waste management is essential on every ward. It supports infection prevention, helps control disposal costs and allows clinical teams to work safely and efficiently. Waste sacks may appear to be a straightforward purchase, but the right product can make a noticeable difference. Clear identification, suitable strength and convenient storage can all help staff … Continued
In a busy fast food kitchen, catering gloves disappear faster than chips during the lunchtime rush. One pair is used for preparing burgers. Another for handling salad. Another after changing tasks. Then another because somebody has touched a surface, adjusted an apron or moved from raw ingredients to ready to eat food. For purchasing teams … Continued
Last Thursday, the 16th of July, the UK Government confirmed that the mandatory kerbside collection of flexible film collections in England will now begin on 1 April 2030, rather than in 2027. The change affects the Simpler Recycling regulations, which were due to require all English local authorities to collect items such as crisp packets, … Continued
Asbestos may have been banned in the UK over 25 years ago, but it remains present in many buildings. As a result, asbestos removal continues to be a specialist job, with strict regulations governing how the waste is handled and disposed of. One of the simplest, yet most important, safety products used during this process … Continued
This year’s CHSA Gala Ball Awards gave us every reason to celebrate, as Cromwell proudly took home Manufacturer of the Year, while our own Paul Fleetwood, received the prestigious Outstanding Contribution Award. Celebrating CHSA Refuse Sacks Manufacturer Excellence We have been a proud member of the CHSA since its inception, and it is always a … Continued
Every day, NHS hospitals, clinics and healthcare facilities generate a wide variety of waste and can use a wide variety of NHS waste sacks and liners. While some materials require specialist treatment, much of the waste produced is similar to that found in offices, workplaces and public buildings. Choosing the correct NHS waste sack or … Continued
Asbestos remains one of the most hazardous materials encountered during demolition, refurbishment and construction projects across the UK. Due to this, the disposal of asbestos waste is subject to strict regulations governing handling, transportation, asbestos sacks and disposal. It is not a waste stream that can be managed in the same way as general construction … Continued