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GROWERS TO DISCOVER GREEN ADVANCES AT FRUIT FOCUS 2010

Fruit Focus has always been the ideal event for growers looking to discover new innovations and initiatives able to make their businesses more productive and more profitable. This year however, those looking to make green advances will also be catered for thanks to the appearance of bpi.recycled products. This organisation, which ranks as Europe’s largest recycler of waste polythene, will be appearing alongside its sister business, bpi.visqueen horticultural products – the well known manufacturer of greenhouse films, polytunnels and crop covers on stand 236. Together, the two divisions of

LAMMA 2010 SEES BPI.RECYCLED PRODUCTS APPEARANCE

Europe’s largest polythene recycler, bpi.recycled products, has revealed it will be exhibiting at the 2010 LAMMA (Lincolnshire Agricultural Machinery Manufacturers’ Association) exhibition. The business plans to attend the event, which is widely seen as the UK’s leading farm machinery show, as part of its on-going commitment to helping UK agriculture to dispose of its waste plastics in a greener, more efficient way. Staff from bpi.recycled products will be waiting on the firm’s stand (Stand 205) to tell visitors about its unique expertise and capabilities. It currently reprocesses over 70,

Drive on agricultural scrap takes to the road

As part of its commitment to helping UK agriculture to dispose of its plastic waste in a greener, more efficient way, Europe’s largest polythene recycler is taking to the road. bpi.recycled products - which currently reprocesses over 70,000 tonnes of waste each year, including large amounts of agricultural material such as used balewrap, polytunnels and crop covers - plans to attend a number of pending agricultural events in order to spread the word about its unique offer and capabilities. The business’ tour will start with an appearance at The British Potato Exhibition, taking place on the

Growers to benefit from drive to recycle polytunnels, crop covers and greenhouse films

Growers looking to demonstrate the strength of their commitment to the environment and play a greater part in ‘closing the loop’ on waste by keeping reusable polythene in circulation and out of landfill are about to benefit from a new drive by a major recycler.It comes as British-based bpi.recycled products, the largest reprocessor of waste polythene in Europe, reveals it is increasing efforts to secure additional scrap from the horticultural market. The business, which operates a network of Environment Agency accredited reprocessing sites across Great Britain, plans to use the material

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