"We want to live in a world free from worries
about climate change. A world where our
shared planet is sustainable, green and
where used materials aren’t wasted."
Imagine a world where nothing is wasted and everything is reused. A world that is not only cleaner, but healthier and happier for people to live in. This is a world that we’re determined to make possible. The world is at a turning point, where the old methods of production and consumption are rejected for more sustainable alternatives. At Renewi, we’re helping to transform the way materials are used and helping to create essential new products. By enabling the circular economy, we’re part of the sustainable solution that will allow future generations to enjoy a cleaner and happier planet.
Our sustainable development goals – aligned with the United Nations SDG’s:
We have aligned our business operations and new sustainability strategy with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) that are relevant to what we do and how we operate.
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Clean water
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Campaign launched to encourage the safe disposal of baa-tteries
A battery recycling campaign with a difference has been launched in Cumbria to encourage more battery recycling, with a sheep as its mascot. A staggering 3.2 million batteries are discarded in the county’s waste each year, which is equal to the weight of over 3650 Herdwick sheep!
Renewi ensures more and better recycling: new state-of-the-art plastic sorting plant
Eindhoven, 4 March 2024 - Waste-to-product company Renewi today opened a new sorting plant for hard plastics in Acht, municipality of Eindhoven. The state-of-the-art sorting plant is expected to sort, grind and wash 24,000 tonnes of hard plastics annually. Thanks to the advanced technologies applied, Renewi can process even more hard plastics into new raw materials and with a higher quality. A purity of at least 95% for PP (“polypropylene”) and PE (“polyethene”) has now been achieved.