2021 has been an excellent year for Kiverco despite all the challenges
presented by Covid, cost increases, and supply issues. Our order book is
healthier than it has ever been which is not only great for ensuring the
continued success of the business but also for our community as we
have many excellent job opportunities for local people.
But let’s focus on what we have achieved in 2021.
Island Waste is focused on creating a more sustainable environment and diverting Guernsey’s waste from landfill to recover recyclables. The company currently prevents over 70% of the island’s waste from going to landfill, diverting 12,000 tonnes of rubbish annually which is then sorted and separated for re-use or recycling. The new static Kiverco waste plant will offer the company the opportunity to diversify and add new waste streams to continuously improve on the percentage of waste being recovered with the aim of Zero waste to landfill.
For nearly 40 years, Smiths (Gloucester) Ltd has run a successful family business and become one of the largest companies in the whole of Gloucestershire. Operated by two generations of the Smith family, the company offers a wide range of services to the Construction industry.
For over 170 years’ World Expos have shaped and driven change to inspire innovation, which has shaped the world that we live in today. Expo 2020 Dubai has been described as the ‘World’s Greatest Show of Human Brilliance and Achievement’, with the core theme ‘Connecting Minds. Creating the Future.’ through sustainability, mobility, and opportunity.
For the first time this year we are delighted to be back at a live exhibition.
We will be situated at Stand D1 at Let's Recycle Live on the 15th and 16th of September 2021.
Holywell Haulage Limited has recently chosen Kiverco to design, build and install a new static waste processing system for their site in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. The new plant will process Construction, Demolition, Commercial, and Industrial waste as part of a multi-million-pound investment that highlights Holywell’s commitment to sustainability by diverting all waste away from landfill. The new plant will be capable of processing up to 60tph and will include waste screens, air density separation systems, magnetic separation, and quality control points to ensure maximum purity of recyclable materials.
Kiverco has been chosen to design a new static solution for Haulaway Ltd for their new facility in Polegate, East Sussex. The new waste processing system will be used to process and separate different types of plastic and is the third plant that the Company has purchased from Kiverco. The new machine will be capable of processing up to 25tph and will enable the separation of various plastic types and grades to a high level of purity.
Here at Kiverco, we’ve enjoyed a busy six months, and as a result, we have grown our team considerably to cope with demand for our products. As the world recovers from an extremely challenging pandemic, we want to acknowledge the hard work, and commitment of our people. They have dealt with every challenge with a positive mindset, which has allowed Kiverco to maintain its position at the forefront in the provision of recycling solutions worldwide.
Sharp Skips, located in the heart of Essex and East London, already operate a successful state-of-the-art Kiverco waste recycling plant with the capacity to deal with most waste materials. The Company processes large volumes of waste, which allows them to help protect the local environment, by segregating, re-using and recycling 100% of materials that would have otherwise been sent to landfill.
Mid Ulster Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy is relocating to a brand-new state-of-the-art building located in Coalisland, Co Tyrone. The centre due to open at its new location in August, offers free counselling services to anyone who resides or works within the Mid Ulster area. The MACP charity offers guidance on a number of issues that can affect mental health including stress, bereavement, suicide, abuse, redundancy, and work pressures. The charity also works closely with youth groups and schools to highlight issues such as online bullying, substance abuse, and self-image/eating disorders.
