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

Keenan Recycling is urging business owners to comply with The Waste (Scotland) Regulations, which start on 1 January 2014. From this date, businesses of all sizes producing more than 50kg of food waste per week will be required to separate it from landfill or they could face a fine.

With only four months left until the new zero waste regulations come into force on 1 January 2014, business owners are being encouraged to prepare for the new legislation.

As fertiliser prices rise, the benefits of using compost become even clearer, and Keenan Recycling, based at New Deer in Aberdeenshire, offers farmers a cost effective solution with its BSI PAS100 agricultural compost.

Keenan Recycling has reached a significant key milestone on the third anniversary of its award winning food collection service.

Keenan Recycling uses specialist food waste depackaging equipment to handle unwanted goods from 23 Scotmid branches situated from Aberdeen to Inverness.

Grant Keenan, of Keenan Recycling, which is based in New Deer, Aberdeenshire, has been formally appointed as a director on the AGCC board.

Keenan Recycling has reached a significant milestone in the production of its agricultural compost.

Blooms and Balloons, based in Chattan Place, has teamed up with Aberdeenshire firm Keenan Recycling, in a bid to go ‘green’.

Grant Keenan of North-east organics recycling company Keenan Recycling, was presented with the Junior Chamber International (JCI) Scotland Creative Young Entrepreneur award (CYEA), on Friday (25 April) during JCI Scotland’s National Conference in Edinburgh.

In an attempt to encourage companies to move away from sending waste to landfill towards a more sustainable way of waste treatment, the government has increased landfill tax for the sixth year running.

Working offshore means that motocross fanatic John Kirk can’t always get out on his bike, but the dedicated youngster still finds time to train for competitions when he’s away from home.

A leading North-east organics recycling firm has invested £250,000 in new lorries to strengthen its specialist food waste collection service.

Keenan Recycling has expanded its specialist food waste collection service in a bid to encourage businesses in the north of Scotland to go ‘green’.