We’re committed to changing waste management for the better with our comprehensive, eco-friendly glass recycling service.
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Glass is infinitely recyclable, and by choosing our services, you contribute to a circular economy.
Here at Brown Recycling, we’re committed to changing waste management for the better with our comprehensive commercial glass recycling service.
We collect, process and recycle glass waste, transforming it into valuable raw materials for manufacturing new glass products, meaning you can hit testing recycling targets whilst reliably getting rid of your waste.
With our state-of-the-art facilities and expert team, we offer a seamless and efficient solution for all your glass recycling needs, no matter whether you’re in the hospitality, retail or manufacturing sector .
Here are the different types of glass recycling that we offer to businesses throughout the Staffordshire, Cheshire and the Midlands:
We recognise that every business has unique requirements when it comes to waste management. That’s why we tailor our commercial glass collection programmes around you. Whether you operate a restaurant, bar, hotel or manufacturing facility, we design a solution that optimises the collection and recycling of your glass waste, ensuring convenience and maximum efficiency. We even provide national coverage for clients with multiple sites or branches across the country.
Contact us and let’s set up your glass waste recycling schedule today.
All glass processed at our waste recycling facility is taken to glass recycling plants to be reused in the glass industry.
For glass bottles we offer our trade waste service via 240L wheelie bins or a chain lift skips for larger volumes. Glazing units or plate glass can be collected via chain lift skip or hook-lift services, tailored to suit your needs.
Glass can be recycled infinitely, which is why it is so important to separate your glass for recycling. Recycling glass doesn’t diminish its quality and it helps to prevent the need for new glass to be produced.
Some glass types cannot be recycled because they contain other materials; this includes lead glass, glass fibre and borosilicate glass used in cooking containers. Coloured glass can most definitely be recycled, though it requires separating into different colours to be processed.
Glass recycling benefits the environment because we need fewer raw materials and it reduces carbon emissions produced in the manufacturing process. Rather than disposing of glass in landfill sites, where it can contaminate ecosystems, we can infinitely recycle glass.
It is always helpful to clean glass before recycling as it helps to speed up the process and avoids contaminating all of your other glass items. However, you do not have to remove labels before recycling your glass unless it is easy for you to do so.