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14/11/2022
New Recycling Centre Opens In Nantycaws
A new waste recycling centre located in Nantycaws has officially opened by Carmarthenshire County Council in partnership with CWM Environmental Ltd.
Located next to Nantycaws Household Waste Recycling Centre, the new facility will focus on providing an outlet for businesses in Carmarthenshire to recycle their waste responsibly, with the waste collected at the site recycled or re-used to create sustainable products whenever possible.
The paid for service accepts a range of materials including metal, cardboard, plastic, plasterboard, soil, hardcore, paint, glass, asbestos (double bagged), large white goods including fridges and mixed general waste.
Costs will be competitive to encourage as many businesses as possible to use the facility and will vary depending on the type and amount of waste presented.
A valid waste carrier's certificate and waste transfer note will be required to use the site.
Cllr Edward Thomas, Cabinet Member for Transport, Waste and Infrastructure Services said: "We hope to significantly increase the amount of waste being recycled from businesses in Carmarthenshire thanks to the introduction of this new recycling centre in Nantycaws.
"Our long-term ambition is to change the perception of recycling for businesses by supporting them to recycle as much as possible. We want to promote responsible waste practices in the county and minimise the levels of business waste being presented at our household waste recycling centres, which has risen in recent months."
Located next to Nantycaws Household Waste Recycling Centre, the new facility will focus on providing an outlet for businesses in Carmarthenshire to recycle their waste responsibly, with the waste collected at the site recycled or re-used to create sustainable products whenever possible.
The paid for service accepts a range of materials including metal, cardboard, plastic, plasterboard, soil, hardcore, paint, glass, asbestos (double bagged), large white goods including fridges and mixed general waste.
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Costs will be competitive to encourage as many businesses as possible to use the facility and will vary depending on the type and amount of waste presented.
A valid waste carrier's certificate and waste transfer note will be required to use the site.
Cllr Edward Thomas, Cabinet Member for Transport, Waste and Infrastructure Services said: "We hope to significantly increase the amount of waste being recycled from businesses in Carmarthenshire thanks to the introduction of this new recycling centre in Nantycaws.
"Our long-term ambition is to change the perception of recycling for businesses by supporting them to recycle as much as possible. We want to promote responsible waste practices in the county and minimise the levels of business waste being presented at our household waste recycling centres, which has risen in recent months."
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