If you get a skip in for Fert bags, Agchem containers etc., do you need a particular SIC code or is just a general skip ok? As the skip company will sort and recycle anyhow back at the depot, so by using a licensed company you're recycling by default.
Skips for Farm recycling, waste codes?
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Nearly
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It all goes in the same hole?
It does, if you read the EA guidance howeverIt all goes in the same hole?
Steevo
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I’m not sure it really matters which code you give.
Will your skip company let you load up a trailer and take it in? Ours will and it’s a fraction of the price of a skip.
Will your skip company let you load up a trailer and take it in? Ours will and it’s a fraction of the price of a skip.
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£145/t plus vat
1t minimum.
Hope much of it goes to 'Energy recovery' at Allerton Quarry down the A1
But they won't take agchem containers.
1t minimum.
Hope much of it goes to 'Energy recovery' at Allerton Quarry down the A1
But they won't take agchem containers.
farmerm
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I see an ad in a recent FW offering to pay for fert bags, why are we paying to skip them 
Probably want something to send back to China now demand is back.I see an ad in a recent FW offering to pay for fert bags, why are we paying to skip them
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