News from QCR and the waste & recycling industry
The waste and recycling industry is always changing. You can boost your knowledge about cardboard balers, waste balers, waste compaction or recycling trends by reading our detailed articles below. Here you will find news from the waste industry and the latest updates from the QCR team, including key industry trends and our awards.
19th April 2024
Having lots of cardboard waste should be viewed as an opportunity, rather than a problem for businesses in the UK. This is because when baled, uncontaminated cardboard waste can be sold.
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19th April 2024
Commercial glass waste can include large quantities of empty bottles, jars and vials. Luckily for businesses in the UK, recycling is easy and with the right glass recycling equipment at your premises, can help to reduce your costs.
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26th March 2024
Although Cardboard Balers vary in size, power and operation, the rules for what can and cannot be placed inside a baler remain the same.
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26th March 2024
Are you looking to enhance your waste management operations? Consider partnering with a reliable and trusted recycling equipment supplier.
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4th March 2024
Baling carpet offcuts is not only good for the environment, but also a great way to reduce waste disposal fees. Learn more about how a carpet baler could support your business.
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27th February 2024
Organisations can produce a amount of recyclable waste in a day, consisting of cardboard and plastic. Discover how to make money from these materials.
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25th February 2024
Balers, like any piece of hard-working equipment, require regular servicing that must be carried out to ensure it is operating safely and efficiently.
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19th January 2024
All businesses in the UK can benefit from a regular Waste Audit to ensure that they maximise recycling rates and minimise overheads.
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19th January 2024
For many years countries around the world have been grappling with the challenge of waste disposal.
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13th December 2023
Cardboard balers are a type of recycling equipment that quite simply, compacts cardboard (and paper) waste into a bale, making it easy to recycle.
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13th December 2023
As more and more businesses aim to reduce their overall carbon footprint and make a positive impact on the environment with greener initiatives, the demand for tried-and-tested recycling solutions continues to grow.
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13th November 2023
This comprehensive guide covers the Future UK Baler Market Trends. Read more about this today or contact our waste experts to learn more.
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13th November 2023
Read this article to learn more about the factors to consider when purchasing one of our balers. QCR specialise in the production of cardboard balers.
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19th October 2023
To be classed as a Mill size bale, a bale of cardboard must weigh no less than 400kg and be sized W 120cm x H 100cm x D 80cm.
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17th October 2023
If your business generates a lot of cardboard waste, investing in a cardboard baler is one of the simplest ways to minimize waste volume and save money on disposal fees when compared to using DMR (dry mixed recyclable bins) or skips.
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17th October 2023
Waste and recycling balers are simple to use and often generate considerable savings for a business by compressing waste into dense, compact blocks
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7th September 2023
In today's environmentally conscious world, effective waste management is a crucial aspect of running a responsible and sustainable business.
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7th September 2023
The Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging Waste) Regulations set out by the UK Government has contributed to the growing pressure on businesses to recycle their waste.
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17th August 2023
2023 has seen the introduction of new Packaging Waste Regulations in the UK that are applicable to many businesses selling, importing and handling packaging goods
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17th August 2023
In an era that’s dominated by heightened environmental consciousness, there's a pressing need for all businesses to reduce waste and increase levels of recycling.
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