We’re not only passionate about tackling food waste, but also about providing opportunities for young people with a chance to gain valuable business experience in a fast-growing company.  This arrangement works both ways because we can learn a lot from their inquisitive minds too.

At Keenan Recycling, we have long worked to help customers and partners understand the potential impact that climate change may have on their business, and how they can play their part in reducing their carbon footprint. For us, it’s all about educating our customers about the environmental benefits of recycling food waste.

The British Renewable Energy Awards (REA) recognise and celebrate the achievements of companies and individuals who have done something outstanding in renewables or clean tech over the past year. This year’s awards ceremony, which took place online, saw Keenan Recycling presented with the Sustainability Award.

Waste collection and customer service may seem an unlikely combination but at Keenan recycling they go hand-in-hand. Excellent customer service and building long-lasting client relations are hugely important to the leading food recycling company.

The coronavirus and its repercussions have further exposed the failures of a linear “take-make-waste” use of the world’s resources, and highlighted the need for a more circular “reduce-redesign-reuse” approach. Keenan Recycling, has been leading the charge for the UK’s shift to a circular economy.

Keenan Recycling are proud to be sponsoring the Falkirk 2013 Community football team and helping them get a full new kit for the season ahead.

Scotland’s largest food and garden recycling business has invested almost £4.5 million into its vehicle fleet to further grow market share in England.

Mince pies at carol concerts, festive menus at office parties and turkey upon turkey with the family; Christmas is a time for over indulgence and it’s not just the bathroom scales that suffer the after-effects, it’s the environment too.

Scotland’s premier waste management company secures half a million pounds of funding to invest in producing greener energy from organic waste

Keenan Recycling, Scotland's largest organic waste recycling company, has reported that it will achieve a turnover of £10 million, just over 12 months after expanding into England.

With the government’s first Food Surplus and Waste Champion Ben Elliot appointed at the start of January 2019 to promote awareness of the issue of food waste, the topic of waste reduction is becoming ever more prevalent.

Keenan Recycling, which recently expanded into the North East as the first step of a UK- rollout, will work with Newcastle University across all 29 sites in the city to deliver a sustainable food waste management collection service on a weekly basis.

Keenan Recycling says it will create a greener future for businesses and residents in the region, with the new jobs over the next two years including roles in sales, account management and fleet drivers.

Keenan Recycling was named as growth management team in the annual awards held to celebrate the achievements of UK companies supported by private equity and venture capital funds.

Family-owned, Keenan Recycling, secured the Business of the Year (under 250 staff) at the inaugural Scottish SME Business Awards.

Keenan Recycling is urging business owners to comply with their duty of care for waste to avoid the £300 fines that have been imposed on non-compliant firms since June this year.