multi power
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
There is a place near here.something like md or maybe ms recycling. Wondered if that was you
Agri Waste
- Thread starter Kayla @ MDS RECYCLING
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now thats just beautiful we can't burn it cause it will damage our atmosphere but we can send it half way round the world for them to burn
Kayla @ MDS RECYCLING
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There is only factory for the company I have joined and that in Wattstown in the Rhondda Valleys
multi power
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
What stuff do you currently recycle? I suspect with farm waste it being all mixed lots would be the biggest hassle
Gothmog
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- Location
- South Yorkshire
You seem to know VERY little about the job and materials you are working at...
- Location
- Lincolnshire
At the place where I take my waste, they just bale (not bail) it up and send it on. All the hard manual work seems to be done by a couple of hardworking polish blokes. I do wonder where it all ends up. can they compress and melt it back into raw material or does it all end up on a huge bonfire in China? I had heard that somebody was making grain store under floor drying ducts from recycled plastic. Sounded like a good idea.
If you are genuine , and I think you probably are, then good luck to you. recycling is an important industry.
there is a load of bailed plastic on swansea docks waiting to go abroad
Kayla @ MDS RECYCLING
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Right now I am not entirely sure. So far I haven't encountered a few different plastics but I don't think any of them are from farm waste. I have been shown a few different types of plastics, LDPE, PTFE, PP and PA12 but I was only shown one form of each. The boys who work out in the warehouse are forever sorting materials by hand, so yes it does seem to be a big problem with mixed lots. Luckily for them I don't work out there.
Kayla @ MDS RECYCLING
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I do believe that some products are shipped over seas. I was shown pellets of recycled material that was being shipped out/sold on. Although I doubt it's for a bonfire otherwise the cost of the energy to run the machines that change the form would be silly if they were just to burn it.
- Location
- South wales
I'm in the Cardiff area we take our wrap and plastics to a local farmer who then bales it up I think I'll try and find out where he sells it on to then when I speak to him next
- Location
- Bedfordshire
FordFarmer
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- Location
- Devon
Can verify this person is who they say they are have seen their profile on a social media site.. 1000 friends and many other pictures..
- Location
- East Essexshire
At what point does it get classed as stalking?!
- Location
- East Essexshire
Recycling place near here used to take it for free, if you took it in.
Last load, I suddenly got a bill through the post three weeks later for the equivalent to £800/ton! Unimpressed is an understatement! Luckily it was only a little load (couple of hundred kgs, just to get a fresh ticket for the assurance inspection) and it'll be going elsewhere next time!
Last load, I suddenly got a bill through the post three weeks later for the equivalent to £800/ton! Unimpressed is an understatement! Luckily it was only a little load (couple of hundred kgs, just to get a fresh ticket for the assurance inspection) and it'll be going elsewhere next time!
- Location
- Easter ross
He's keen, maybe a bit too keen
Kayla @ MDS RECYCLING
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awww leave him alone. He is lovely and has been answering all the questions I have asked.
- Location
- Easter ross
I bet he has
Kayla @ MDS RECYCLING
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Hi Roscoe, We wash them and compound them into pellet for making other plastic product. No hidden and welcome you to visit us.now thats just beautiful we can't burn it cause it will damage our atmosphere but we can send it half way round the world for them to burn
AGN76
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- Location
- north Wales
Birch Farm Plastics come and collect ours from South Wales, and I believe recycle it into all sorts of things. They are even kind enough to charge me for the privilege. They win both ends!
Kayla @ MDS RECYCLING
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Hi Brynseiri, we are processor the farm waste plastics. We process the rigid plastics into granules and wash the silage film or farm polythene for compounding into pellets. Please try us and sure that our service will be benefit to you. We do not charge and free tipping. We will issue you a waste transfer note. Please contact us on 01443 719160.