Businesses today are under more pressure than ever to reduce their impact on the environment. At r2 Environmental, it’s our job to help you understand and meet your obligations – helping you anticipate and prevent any legal penalties - and do so at the lowest cost possible.
We know that every business has different pressures when it comes to the environment, which is why we conduct a full audit of your business’s waste stream to understand what and how much waste you’re producing, and how best to manage it.
And we’ll look at any upcoming projects, for example locating new sites, launching a new brand, or packaging new products, to help you do your best for the environment, but in a way that’s sustainable for your business. That means practical and manageable environmental processes that can be carried through for years to come.
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We’ll help you with the background work for any new projects. This includes things like new technologies and location of new sites. Our research will look at issues like whether there’s sufficient feedstock.
We help you put systems in place to prevent and reduce waste and prepare for re-use, recycling and recovery.
We provide a comprehensive analysis of your waste stream with a view to adding value to recycling processes and saving on waste costs. And we keep an eye on any legislative issues that may affect your waste procedures.
We’ll take you through every stage of the tendering process. This can be particularly useful for smaller organisations, who are new to tendering.
We make sure that you’re fully compliant, taking a close look at packaging regulations (where appropriate), weee compliance, duty of care compliance, and hazardous waste regulations.
This includes sourcing new technologies, managing food waste, reducing water waste, green procurement, environmental policies and exporting recovered fibre.