Cleanzine: your weekly cleaning and hygiene industry newsletter 18th April 2024 Issue no. 1110
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Not all refuse sacks are created equal
BPI Recycled Products, one of Europe's leading manufacturers of refuse sacks and Europe's largest recycler of waste polythene, is proud to be exhibiting at both the Manchester Cleaning Show and ISSA/Interclean Amsterdam 2016.
The company is a global business, recycling up to 95,000 tonnes of polythene film each year and supplying over 270,000 tonnes of polythene products to customers worldwide.
Lorcan Mekitarian, Commercial Director, BPI Recycled Products comments on what you can expect to see on the stand:
"We will be celebrating our flagship and award winning environmental brand, The Green Sack. This range offers environmental and performance benefits and is widely used throughout the foodservice, janitorial and facilities management sectors.
"We manufacture our sacks from 100% recycled UK farm waste polythene, chosen because of its strength, which results in a superior quality refuse sack. We divert waste from landfill in the UK as we both recycle and manufacture here, which dramatically reduces our product's carbon footprint.
"Our eco range is complemented by a wider refuse range and healthcare portfolio which includes domestic waste, compactor and compostable sacks, caddy liners and clinical waste sacks - all with the relevant technical certifications including the Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association and UN approval.
"Our products are recognised and trusted by both cleaning and healthcare professionals. Our global reputation is built upon proven product performance and exemplary levels of service and technical support.
"Our technical expertise enables us to provide unrivalled nationwide support network, with a proven track record for commitment to R&D and continued investment in the latest manufacturing technologies."
31st March 2016