A new year is quickly approaching, and thus, plans for the upcoming 12 months ahead are being made; when are your refuse sack tender submissions for 2025? This includes renewing your supply of waste liners and sacks so your local authority and its residents are ready for the waste influx of 2025. With January within touching distance, have you begun to develop your tenders for 2025? If so, or if these are planned for before or after the Christmas period, Cromwell is here to help, and here’s how.
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Cromwell Polythene has been a proud supplier to local authorities for over four decades. We offer our extensive range of waste and recycling sacks in various capacities, thicknesses, colours, and strengths to support our customers’ different waste strategies. We understand that each council (currently) offers different kerbside waste collections and has different requirements. As such, we tailor our product offering to each individual local authority. This supply is often done on a tender basis, which we are open to receiving all year round. However, there are 2 times of the year in particular which are ever popular for developing bids – both the start of the financial year and the beginning of a new calendar year – as such, we are well prepared for any upcoming tender submissions.
Which bags can you provide to your residents?
Despite every council (at present) often offering different types of collections, Cromwell’s extensive range is sure to help with your collections – meaning we can supply a wide range of sacks for you to implement on your. Our most popular bags supplied to households are refuse sacks, wheelie liners and compostable bags. For your general waste or recycling, we recommend a refuse sack or wheelie liner (dependent on the size of your bins); typically, we would suggest a black waste sack for your general waste but a coloured natural for your recyclables. This helps residents easily define the best bin for their type of waste; we often opt for natural bags for recyclable waste, as any contaminates will be easily identifiable through the plastic bag. For food waste, we encourage you to use a compostable liner.
Coloured sacks are also popular, they can either match the colour of the bin they will be lining, or match the colour of the local authorities’ branding. The coloured bags can also be assigned a specific waste type, allowing for easier differentiation. Some councils have opted for bespoke printed bags, which contain recycling instructions, these can include, what can go in the bin, against what cannot be recycled, it can also have contact information for the council waste team, for enquiries.
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Whenever your next tender, whether in 2025 or beyond, please consider us and inform of your tender release date. Chat with us about our capabilities and services, ask about our products and commitment to resourcefulness and our customers – and see what Cromwell is about. We look forward to potentially working with you soon.