CHOICE PACKAGING EUROPE

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Choice is one of the leading independent recycling companies which has identified second life applications for many currently non-recyclable multilayer films whilst not affecting, or encroaching on, either the brand or primary markets. In doing this, Choice is reducing its’ carbon footprint, and that of its’ clients, by providing a solution to the disposal of such materials without the need for a melting process.

Recycling is a simple act, with many benefits from helping companies reach their ‘zero waste’ government standards for public interests and ethnic service requirements.

We have partnered with investors nationally and internationally, lowering greenhouse gases and providing global opportunities. All companies will be required to establish contact with our headquarters in Milton Keynes.

We are helping to fill the demands as contributors of 2% recyclers of the world.

Once is not enough, it’s all about re-use, upcycle and less abuse of global landfills. We are encouraging the general profit of turning ‘Waste to Energy’. Showing effective management of recyclable materials, essential clients target ‘second life’ as a flexible opportunity too.

The Chartered Institute of Waste Management and other leading organisations have awarded CPS on various projects.

Our certifications include an ‘Investors in People’ standard certification as well as a BS EN ISO9001, BS EN ISO14001, and BS EN ISO18001, showcasing our commitment to improving management, quality and efficiency.

Our unique waste recycled packages are competitively priced against national and international competitors.

We also cater to a range of work fields, and various clients for quality services to endorsed charities. We continue to be ranked as one of the fastest growing waste management company in the UK by The Chartered Institute of Waste Management.

The definition is to use again or to reuse waste material by converting it into something new. An example of recycle is paper and board, which is processed from recycled cardboards.

Step 1: Collection and Processing. Step 2: Manufacturing. Step 3: Purchasing New Products made from Recycled Materials.

Germany currently leads municipal solid waste with a whopping 68% recycling rate, and countries like Austria, South Korea, Wales, and Switzerland round out the Top 5.

Plastic, film and carrier bags aren’t recycled at home, but some supermarkets have a carrier bag collection point.

Many kinds of foil can be recycled, such as kitchen foil, takeaway containers, pie trays, chocolate wrapping (including coins) and coloured foil. A simple way is to do the ‘scrunch test’. If it stays ‘scrunched’ then its aluminium foil and can be recycled. If it springs back, it’s metallised plastic film.

Second Life offering is really something that sets us apart. Not only is it more environmentally friendly, it‘s also financially more viable

Please see some of the key clients we partnered with below

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