All businesses with more than 10 FTE will have to legally adhere to the new Simpler Recycling legislation separating dry mixed recyclables, rubbish and food waste from 31/03/2025.
Please note that at present, we do not accept glass in our recycling bins. This will remain a separate collection stream.
New requirements for collections of dry recyclable materials 
(except plastic film) from:
- Businesses and relevant non-domestic premises: by 31 March 2025
- Micro-firms: by 31 March 2027
New requirements for collections of food waste
from:
- Businesses and non-domestic premises: by 31 March 2025
- Micro-firms: by 31 March 2027
New requirements for collections of plastic film from:
Businesses, non-domestic premises and micro-firms: by 31 March 2027
Impact on Communities
The new legislation is expected to have a positive impact on communities by:
- Reducing Landfill Waste: With clearer guidelines and incentives, more waste will be diverted from landfills, helping to preserve the environment.
- Increasing Awareness: Public awareness campaigns will accompany the legislation rollout, educating the community on the importance of recycling and how to do it correctly.
- Creating Jobs: The expansion of recycling programs and infrastructure will create new jobs in the waste management and recycling sectors.
We will provide you with further updates as we receive them. If you’d like to learn more, you can email sara@binituk.com or contact us.
Read more about the legislation here: https://www.gov.uk/…/consis…/outcome/government-response
TLDR:
The simpler recycling legislation set to take effect on March 31, 2025, represents a significant step forward in sustainable waste management. By making recycling more accessible, the legislation aims to foster a culture of environmental responsibility and efficiency. As communities and businesses adapt to these changes, the ultimate goal is a cleaner and more sustainable environment for future generations.
