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Pandas, Penguins and Pudsey Bear

Staff from bpi.recycled products, one of Europe’s leading refuse sack manufacturers and recyclers of polythene waste, have raised hundreds of pounds for BBC Children in Need. On Friday 15th November, some of the team based at the business' Heanor site donned fancy dress and took part in a range of fun activities in order to raise funds for the annual appeal. As well as being sponsored to spend the day dressed as everything from penguins, cats and pandas to pigs, rabbits and cows (not to mention batman, a skeleton and a fencer!), the team of twenty fundraisers also staged quizzes, a

Green sky thinking

bpi.visqueen, part of British Polythene Industries (BPI) PLC, has designed a bespoke 100% recycled polythene bag for British Airways to assist the airline with its on-board recycling programme. British Airways takes its environmental responsibilities very seriously and through its One Destination corporate responsibility programme has set challenging targets to reduce its impact on the environment. One of the airline’s aims is to increase levels of on-board waste recycling. In order to help meet this challenge, bpi.visqueen was tasked with designing a bag which could be attached to

New website promotes greener recycling for retail sector

A new website could be set to help the retail sector dispose of its polythene waste in a greener, more sustainable way. www.bpirecycling.co.uk  has been launched by Europe’s largest polythene waste recycler, bpi.recycled products, to outline the impressive breadth of material it can recycle and to highlight the lower carbon footprint nature of its operations and its second life products. Rachael Barton, marketing communications manager at the business, explains: “Users of polythene packaging, including those in the retail sector, enjoy access to a greater range of recycling solutions

New website promotes greener recycling for packaging sector

A new website is set to help manufacturers and users of polythene packaging dispose of their waste in a greener, more sustainable way. www.bpirecycling.co.uk  has been launched by Europe’s largest polythene waste recycler, bpi.recycled products, to outline the impressive breadth of material it can recycle and to highlight the lower carbon footprint nature of its operations and its second life products. Rachael Barton, marketing communications manager at the business, explains: “Today’s manufacturer and user of polythene packaging enjoy access to a greater range of recycling solutions

bpi.recycled products supports HAFS Voluntary Agreement

On the back of WRAP’s announcement of a voluntary reduction agreement for the hospitality and food service sector, BPI RP has moved quickly to develop a new range of products to help support the achievement of the food waste reduction targets. bpi.recycled products supports the aims of the HAFS Voluntary Agreement, which are to 1) To cut food and associated packaging waste by 5% 2) To increase the overall rate of food and packaging waste that is being recycled, sent to AD or composted to 70%. Every year, WRAP estimates that 600ktes of food waste is disposed of in general waste by the

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