First, cans are sorted through the packaging separation system. They are then pressed, and the metal is brought to melting point. This process transforms waste into sheets of metal ready for use.

Hazardous waste is taken to specialised treatment plants. This renders it inert and eliminates any risk it may pose.

We send used garments to an authorised management company. Where possible, the clothing is then recovered for further use.

Paper and cardboard are recycled and turned into the corrugated core and outer layers that form cardboard.

We transform organic waste into fertile compost through composting plants. During this process, we generate biogas, which we use to produce electricity.

Once separated from any residual items, the glass is melted and can be used to create other glass products.

When bulky waste contains multiple materials, it is sent to landfill..

However, when bulky waste consists of a single material – such as a wooden wardrobe – it is recovered in the specific recycling streams for iron, wood and plastic.

First, we separate what has been collected. We then transform the recycled plastic into new materials, while non-recyclable plastic undergoes thermal treatment for energy recovery.