The Waste2ES blog

For any hospitality business, producing waste is inevitable – from spilled food to leftovers Here are practical ways for food waste management:

It is physically taxing to lift and empty filled bins into a larger container. That is why it makes so much sense to use a bin lifter. Find out more:

In this article, we will study the risks waste collection workers are exposed to by not handling the equipment properly:

Filled bins are difficult to manage most times, and when you need to lift and empty them into an enormous container, the risks cannot be ignored. That is why it makes a lot of sense to use a bin lifter to do the job faster and more safely.

Whether you are in the foodservice industry or manufacturing sector, the bins you use eventually become dirty and need a cleanse now and then.

Here is a quick guide to manual lifting, how to decide when it is needed, and best practices to ensure the safety of your workers.

Various myths often circulate about waste removal practices and what happens to the items you hand in to be recycled. Let us bust eight of them:

Despite best efforts, many businesses forget why separating recyclables from other kinds of waste matters so much. Let’s refresh your memory:

Waste removal workers deal with hazards like vermin, exposure to toxins and heavy bin lifting. Here’s how they manage those issues or avoid them completely:

Skips are thus a practical and economical solution for food waste and rubbish management. Here are some guidelines to keep in mind when investing in a skip: