Food waste management company, Keenan Recycling, has launched a free oil collection service in a bid to help food businesses reduce waste.

Moray Council, which began using Keenan Recycling’s services in 2004, is one of the top performing councils in the country for organics recycling.

Keenan Recycling has launched a free oil collection service that will help takeaways and other big kitchens to save money and reduce waste.

Jeremy Jacob, head of the Organics Recycling Group and director of the Renewable Energy Association, speaks about the benefits of compost

Do you need help figuring out what size of kitchen caddy you need for your food waste? Read ahead. 

A guest blog feature by Iain Gulland, CEO of Zero Waste Scotland, on the new food waste legislations in place in Scotland

Scottish restaurant, bar and hotel operators could be risking fines of up to £10,000 by failing to comply with food waste regulations that came into force on January 1.

Businesses in Scotland producing more than 5kg of food waste per week are now required to present the material separately for collection under changes to the law which came into effect on Friday (January 1).

We’re delighted to be able to offer to our customers FREE waste cooking oil collections!

Find out how The Bay Fish & Chips reduced their general waste by 75%!

Businesses in Edinburgh that aren’t able to store either food waste or glass recycling bins on their premises are able to apply for a free exemption for keeping their bins off the street.

Here are some top tips to reduce avoidable waste and develop a strong recycling ethos in your kitchen.

New laws mean any company or organisation producing more than 5kg of food waste each week will have to separate out those scraps and recycle them instead of dumping them in their wheelie bin to be sent to landfill.

Are you ready? In approximately 48 hours Scotland will take a significant step towards becoming a zero waste country.

A Very Merry Christmas from Keenan Recycling!