Large Business Waste Collection

Managing waste across several sites means getting the bins, collection frequencies and paperwork right at every location. A city-centre store may have restricted access times, while a distribution centre may need larger containers and several collections each week.

Business Waste provides one point of contact across all your sites, with consolidated invoicing or costs separated to suit your business. This ensures:

• You have the correct bins, containers and machinery at every site.
• Your collection schedules are set up to suit the volumes of waste produced and the site’s day-to-day operations and access requirements.
• Your invoicing is provided in your preferred format.

Where agreed, we can conduct a waste audit and arrange the correct services required for each site. Your business will be assigned a dedicated account manager available for on-site visits as well as any day-to-day enquiries that may arise.

Large organisations are asked to report on waste generation statistics, recycling rates, and landfill diversion as part of their annual sustainability reporting, ESG disclosures, and Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) obligations.

We can provide reporting on waste volumes, waste streams, collection frequency and recycling outcomes across your sites. This can support internal performance reviews, environmental reporting and systems such as ISO 14001.

We’ll supply data about your:

• Waste volume by stream
• Collection frequency
• Site-level or consolidated data
• Recycling or treatment outcomes where available
• Service issues and changes
• Costs, if this forms part of the agreed reporting

For organisations with zero-to-landfill or net-zero targets, we work to ensure that your waste is diverted from landfill wherever possible, through recycling, composting, energy recovery, and other recovery routes. Contact us to discuss waste reporting requirements for your business.

Under Simpler Recycling Regulations, workplaces in England have been required to separate dry recyclable materials, food waste and non-recyclable waste since March 31st, 2025, unless the organisation qualifies for the temporary micro-firm exemption. For multi-site organisations, the staff threshold applies across the whole business rather than separately at each location.

The Environment Agency has announced enforcement action, including charges of £118 per hour for investigating businesses that have not separated their waste streams.

We can review the bins and collections at each site and help identify locations where food waste or recyclable materials are still being placed in general waste. Contact us to audit your current waste setup and identify any Simpler Recycling gaps.

Digital Waste Tracking is being introduced in phases. From October 2026, permitted waste receiving sites in England, Wales and Northern Ireland must use the new service to record waste receipts. Existing Waste Transfer Notes and hazardous waste consignment records continue during this first phase. Further requirements for carriers, brokers and dealers are planned as the system expands.

We’ll update collection and reporting processes as the requirements affecting waste producers and collectors develop, ensuring you have one less thing to worry about. Contact us to discuss how Digital Waste Tracking will affect your waste management operations.

If you need a multi-site waste setup, higher-volume collections, or better reporting and control, we can help.

Contact us online or call 0800 211 8390 for a free quote and expert advice.