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SUEZ joined 50 leading businesses, trade associations and professional bodies including CIWM and the Green Alliance, urging the Government to publish the delayed Circular Economy Growth Plan.

Progress does not need to wait for a policy document. While the government’s circular economy growth plan is still being finalised, signs of change are already visible through business innovation, local initiatives and closer collaboration between government and industry.

Judith Gordon, Reuse Hub Supervisor at SUEZ took time out of her busy day to inspire students by showcasing career pathways in the circular economy and highlighting the growing demand for green skills across the UK job market.

Every year over one million tonnes of potentially re-usable goods and materials are discarded by UK businesses. This is why, alongside other leaders in driving resource circularity, SUEZ has launched a new national, voluntary initiative focused on designing out waste and making resources go further.

Blog from a guest contributor from SUEZ recycling and recovery UK

Blog from a guest contributor from SUEZ recycling and recovery UK

Progress towards a greener, more resource-efficient UK economy is faltering because the complex language and concepts used to describe it are alienating consumers, a new report commissioned by SUEZ recycling and recovery UK (SUEZ) has revealed.

Following the government’s publication of the new Carbon Budget and Growth Delivery Plan, SUEZ recycling and recovery UK’s CEO and member of the Government’s Net Zero Council, John Scanlon said: