The new regulations aim to improve recycling rates across the country, helping the UK reach its 60% recycling target by 2030 and 65% by 2035. Additionally, mandatory digital waste tracking will be introduced in April 2025 to tackle illegal waste disposal, ensuring greater transparency in the waste management sector. Supporting Waste Processors with Efficient Solutions Middleton Engineering has been at the forefront of waste management innovation for nearly 50 years. With the introduction of stricter separation requirements, it's now more important than ever for recycling facilities, waste management companies, and local councils to invest in efficient processing technology.

Our baling, wrapping, and shredding solutions are designed to handle high volumes of recyclable materials efficiently, helping businesses comply with the new kerbside collection requirements while improving material recovery rates. By integrating Middleton Engineering's solutions into waste sorting processes, businesses can: Optimise space and logistics: Reducing the volume of separated waste materials, making transport and storage more efficient. Enhance material recovery: Ensuring recyclables like paper, card, plastic, and metals are properly processed and prepared for reuse. Improve compliance with regulations: Meeting the new DEFRA recycling targets while reducing landfill reliance.

Preparing for the Future With the new waste separation laws on the horizon, it is essential for businesses to start planning now. By investing in the right equipment and adopting best practices in waste processing, businesses can not only ensure compliance but also contribute to a more sustainable future. If you are looking to upgrade your waste processing systems or need advice on adapting to the 2027 waste separation rules, Middleton Engineering is here to help.

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