There are three 'seasons' in the year where our food consumption increases, and therefore so does our food waste!

Facts and information on food waste, and why we should be paying attention 

Jim Clark, founder of oil and gas waste management company MSIS, has been formally appointed as chairman on the board of Keenan Recycling.

A few tips on how to keep your food waste bins fragrant! 

Find out more about the new food waste legislation and how it may affect your business

A Scottish organic waste management company has secured a £2.2m investment from BGF (Business Growth Fund) to fuel its expansion in the Central Belt.

Keenan Recycling, which is headquartered in New Deer, has appointed Malcolm Coppins as the company’s central Scotland food waste collections manager to oversee collections of organic waste from businesses in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Keenan Recycling, based at New Deer in Aberdeenshire, has started collecting organic waste from businesses in Glasgow and Edinburgh, and has invested £700,000 in a new fleet of six lorries to meet the demands of the new service.

Grant Keenan, managing director of Keenan Recycling, was selected as one of Scotland’s top entrepreneurs after beating strong competition from 25 regional finalists

Keenan Recycling has appointed George Chalmers to the role of health and safety manager to oversee the company’s adherence to relevant regulations and legislation.

Grant Keenan, managing director of Keenan Recycling, based at New Deer in Aberdeenshire, has been selected as a Scottish finalist in the Ernst and Young (EY) Entrepreneur of the Year Awards 2015.

A leading Scottish recycling company is helping farmers get the most from their soil with an organic alternative to traditional fertilisers as they prepare to plant this year’s crops.

A leading North-east organics recycling firm has won a multi-million pound contract with Moray Council.

A leading Scottish organic recycling firm has tripled its customer base since the introduction of new food waste recycling regulations affecting businesses across the country.

Keenan Recycling, has raised the level of money it pays some of its lower paid workers, ensuring that all employees are now paid no less than the Living Wage standards.

Keenan Recycling, which transforms food and garden waste into compost, has secured contracts with the council to recycle waste from public buildings and households.