Waste processing

Norse Environmental Waste Services (NEWS) is the division of Norse responsible for pioneering and managing sustainable ways to process both commercial and residental waste.

The division operates a multi-million pound waste recycling and onward transfer centre which can handle up to 90,000 tonnes of dry recyclable waste a year. Currently the site processes all mixed dry recyclables collected by Norfolk’s local authorities and is fed from NEWS-operated waste transfer sites around the region.

The plant operates to ISO 9001 (Quality Management), ISO 14001 (Environment Management) and OHSAS 18001 (Health & Safety Management) standards.

Norse also composts an annual 20,000 tonnes of biodegradable organic waste from Household Recycling centres and doorstep collections. A state-of-the-art composting facility, taking green waste and also commercial catering waste, is on schedule to come into operation in May 2011.

NEWS is fully compliant in managing all hazardous waste and WEEE, with services that include recycling disposal, container supply, consignment administration, emergency response and specialist advice.

The Marsham Project

NEWS has recently built a new in-vessel composting facility near Marsham, Norfolk. It is capable of processing up to 45,000 tonnes per year of green and food waste, producing compost for use on local farmland.

Please click here to see the site.

Steve Jenkins: Local Authority Contracts Manager
01603 894 338
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Justin Galliford: Business Development Manager
01603 894 334
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